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Richard L. Clarke "IT as a strategic investment". Healthcare Financial Management. FindArticles.com. 28 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3257/is_2_58/ai_n6068658/

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Articles in Feb, 2004 issue of Healthcare Financial Management

• Maureen Carson
• Richard L. Slater
• HFMA Roundtable: no-nonsense tactics for revenue-cycle improvement
• Controlling your high-tech security shopping list: does your budget for HIPAA security read like a shopping list filled with unnecessary cans of alphabet soup? You may be right
  by Margret Amatayakul
• Calendar
• Joy N. Glomski
• Medicare HMO enrollment, benefits decline, premiums rise
• Are your outlier charges likely to raise CMS scrutiny?
  by Margaret Davino
• Mark D. Wessel, FHFMA, CPA
• Kimberly Van Atta
• Stacey A. Halderman-Harbst
• James Peters
• CMS issues new outpatient policies
• Convincing your board that you're not Dennis Kozlowski: back in September, The New York Times' "Market Watch" column warned, "too many executives are up to the same old tricks of managing earnings … and too many boards are permitting
  by Kevin T. Ponton
• Tenet Pennsylvania to close, sell hospitals
• Jerry Gay
• Immediate steps toward patient safety: one health system explains how bar-code point-of-care technology offered a means to reduce medication errors that can be implemented relatively easily while pursuing more complex, long-term solutions
  by Van R. Johnson
• A time for opportunity: a hospital with virtually no nursing shortage and a 24-year record of net positive income? We must be dreaming. Could such an organization exist?
  by Leonard J. Dryer, Jr.
• Scorecards, dashboards, and KPIs keys to integrated performance measurement: to effectively measure performance, providers need more than just a balanced scorecard; they also must be able to access performance data from a central data warehouse
  by Jamie Wyatt
• Linda J. Costlow, CHFP
• Organizing and managing successful growth: how is it that some firms, such as General Electric and Toyota, manage to grow in a financially beneficial manner year after year, while many others don't?
  by Alan M. Zuckerman
• Patricia H. Garrigan
• George D. Wiley
• States cut public health insurance coverage in response to budget pressures
• Balancing IT risks and rewards: nearly every hospital department has an IT wish list. How can CFOs allocate their IT budget wisely?
  by Pam Arlotto
• Shaun Polke
• Siri Nelson
• CMS instructions address Medicare act and other 2004 changes
• Carol Primavera Paris, CPA
• Cindy Dennison
• Shawn Steffen
• Key tools for turning receivables into cash: several tools are available to help healthcare financial managers discover ways to improve an organization's revenue-to-cash cycle
  by Diane Palmer
• Dotting the i's and crossing the t's: ensuring the best IT contract
• Diversity: how does it help? Over the past several years, managers of most types of organizations have been exhorted to increase diversity within the organizational ranks
  by Jim Summers
• The FASB has published a revision to Interpretation 46 to clarify some of the provisions of FASB Interpretation No. 46, "Consolidation of Variable Interest Entities," and to exempt certain entities from its requirements
• Medicare bill sets precedent for future funding: almost all seniors are better off under the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003, signed into law by President Bush on December 8, 2003
  by Gail R. Wilensky
• Hospital operating margins decline in 2002
• Michael J. Etue
• Nancy R. Strachan
• HFMA's tremendous impact on our lives: when I started out in my career, I had no idea I'd end up where I am today—heading my own hospital accounts receivable management firm
  by David P. Canfield
• Are you ready for 2004's challenges?
  by Lewis Redd
• IT as a strategic investment
  by Richard L. Clarke