Healthcare
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Eye Controls
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Accurate patient identification is critical to achieving the benefits of electronic medical records and to ensuring patient safety. There is also an increasing need for positive staff ID to protect patient privacy and track e-prescribing. This paper analyzes identification problems and evaluates available biometric solutions.
Patient ID. Electronic medical record (EMR) systems are powerful ...
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Numara Software
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This white paper moves beyond the hype of green IT and provides substantial support for implementing practical, yet cost- effective power management policies and tools to “green” your IT environment and boost your bottom line. We begin by outlining key drivers for adopting green IT practices: increasing government energy regulation, enhancing corporate image, and achieving considerable cost ...
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Perceptive Software, Inc.
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Perceptive Software commissioned Forrester Consulting to examine the total economic impact and potential return on investment (ROI) that might be realized by enterprises that deploy ImageNow. ImageNow is an enterprise document management solution that makes digital versions of documents available at the appropriate steps in a business process. This study illustrates the financial impact of moving ...
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Aprima Medical Software
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Many physician practices have resisted electronic health record (EHR) adoption because of cost, concerns about disruption to the practice and changes to clinical workflow. Find out how to leverage the incentives offered in the recent economic stimulus package and navigate through the complexity associated with choosing the right EHR solution for managing your practice.
For several years, the ...
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DocuSys, Inc.
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Hospitals aggressively encourage physicians to document their patients’ comorbid medical conditions to enhance patient safety and provide enough information for hospital coders to determine the most appropriate diagnostic-related groups (DRGs) for inpatient and outpatient services. Not only can inadequate communication of co-existing patient illness lead to medical errors, which ultimately ...
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