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Articles in Sept, 2003 issue of Health Management Technology

• OD'd on HIPAA - From the editor
  by Robin Blair
• Guide to establishing CIS available
• The workhorse of IT: provider organizations have specific requirements for this behind-the-scenes technology, and equally rigorous demands of their suppliers - Data Storage
  by Robin Blair
• EDIS for patient tracking - New Products & Services
• Resident physicians want downloadable medical records - Wireless
• Lean, mean data machine: large New York home health agency transforms itself for success with point-of-care devices and its own internally developed documentation system - Home Care
  by Rick Stazesky
• Labs inquiry system - New Products & Services
• An IT vendor's worst nightmare - and mother's - Viewpoint
  by Debra Williams
• IBC supports decision support
• Web and wireless: a winning combination: southwest healthcare organization rolls out a Web strategy for its internally developed applications to cut costs and streamline efficiency - Web applications: case history
  by Tom Duran
• Medical-grade UPS - New Products & Services
• Bill calls for National Health Information Infrastructure - Legislative Update
• Pace of change: 75th AHIMA convention to focus on electronic health record - AHIMA Preview
  by Karin Lillis
• Remote care videoconferencing - New Products & Services
• Improved EMR functionality - New Products & Services
• Senate to vote on medical errors bill - Patient Safety
• Zixcorp acquires PocketScript
• Targeting populations at highest risk: IT delivers a 2:1 ROI for Midwest health plan - What works: disease management
• Cardiology information system - New Products & Services
• AHIMA pushes HHS to adopt ICD-10 - ICD-10
• At home with coding: western healthcare system improves revenue cycle management via home coders - Remote coding/ASPs: case history
  by Mary Anne Pace
• Outreach services software - New Products & Services
• Payer information system - New Products & Services
• Community medical record system may reduce expenses - Peer-to-Peer Information Sharing
• A system with substance: Information Technology streamlines assessments and administration for Michigan-based substance abuse coordinating agency - Behavioral health: case history
  by Robin Blair
• Hospital chargemaster services - New Products & Services
• Close the gate! - Marketplace
• Program seeks reduction of prescription errors - e-Prescribing
• Big gains, small budget: a rural hospital lab implements a hosted LIS that yields big improvements in lab productivity, client service and patient care with a low total-cost-of-ownership - ASPs/LAB systems: case history
• Online insurance claims course - New Products & Services
• Transcription solutions - Marketplace
• CMS takes a lenient, complaint-driven approach to enforcement - HIPAA Update
• Opening the floodgates of usability: clinical information systems allow free flow of patient data to clinicians when and where they need it - Clinical Information Systems
  by Richard R. Rogoski
• Desperately seeking storage: Seattle hospital abandons individual server-based storage and backup and adopts an NAS enterprise solution - What works: data storage
• Small-practice EMR - New Products & Services
• Benefits administration 'goes plastic' - Health Plan Technology
• Setting the standard: west coast healthcare network mandates ERP system to ensure business standardization in four states - Enterprise Resource Planning: case history
  by Laureen O'Brien
• Clinical information systems hotlist - Directory
• Secure e-messaging solution - New Products & Services