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Articles in May, 2006 issue of Health Management Technology

• University of Michigan Health System pilots online consultations
• Charting solution
• Program puts migrant workers' health info online
• Phoenix rising: technology is transforming hospital call centers into profit centers that improve customer relations and drive the bottom line
  by Paul Spiegelman
• IDN delays go-lives to focus on process
• Telehealth option
• HSA growth accelerates
• Medication Knowledge Base
• Surgeons advised to use IT wisely
• Building better benefits—the consumer-friendly way: CIGNA HealthCare lets consumers "have it their way" with Internet-based technology
  by Robin Blair
• Don't forget about connecting smaller healthcare providers
  by Ray Patalano
• High-throughput dry imager
• Connecting the dots
  by Robin Blair
• Web site gives states snapshots of their quality performance
• Integrated 3D solution
• The home healthcare pot of gold: an at-home healthcare organization finds reduced accounts receivables and increased clinical efficiency at the end of a complete system-change rainbow
  by Mike McBride
• Transcription/speech recognition
• Electronic claims could save millions
• Make a difference: Louisiana-based solo practitioner uses information technology to make a difference in his medical practice
  by Robin Blair
• Quality initiative includes EMR use
• Improving customer service: taking a strategic approach to measuring contact center performance
  by Joe Heinen
• As easy as … EMR: EMRs aren't routine technology yet, but ease of use and demonstrated gains in efficiency remain two of the top incentives for adopting them
  by Richard R. Rogoski
• Checking patient understanding
• Bill would create e-records for fed workers
• Centers for advanced healthcare break ground
• EHRs and information availability: are you at risk? The EHR initiative is changing the face of disaster and the nature of prevention planning
  by Jim Grogan
• Complex event processing