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AT&T Intellectual Property.	Personal Health Care Records As the Hurricane Katrina disaster demonstrated in 2005, the American health care system and the underlying physical and informational infrastructure that supports it is incredibly fragile. In the aftermath of the hurricane recovery operation, paper-based health records were destroyed and proved quite difficult to reproduce. Of all of the evacuees who moved from New Orleans to a new location, the ...
Projects in Motion USA	Flexibility Appoach in Dementia Care There are an estimated 4.5 million Americans suffering from Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. As the baby boom generation becomes older and begin to utilize their Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare benefits; complex care models must be married with innovation and emotional intelligence, for the 21st century. Moreover, the nursing shortage has also plagued the nursing home industry in the ...
PatientKeeper	Enhancing patient care with PatientKeeper Enhancing patient care with PatientKeeper Mercy Medical Center, a 350-bed acute-care hospital in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, needed new options to enable its clinical teams – from physicians to nurses to case managers – to obtain timely access to a broad range of clinical information. As Mercy contemplated changes to its underlying MEDITECH MAGIC hospital information system to achieve these access ...
PRAGMATE	Quality Control and Compliance for Health Care Do you have a formal quality control program in place? We all understand how important it is to deliver quality to our customers, and we all have some level of quality control in place. It may consist of a pride of craftsmanship, a pre-shipment checklist, or complaints monitoring of customers. But is it sufficient? Absence of quality usually leads to absence of customers. The manufacturing ...
Vitalize Consulting Solutions, Inc.	Continuity of Care in Today’s PACS Environment Electronic medical imaging technologies are becoming increasingly sophisticated and better able to directly contribute to improved patient care. Specifically, hospital networks are integrating higher image resolutions with picture archiving and communications systems (PACS). This integration not only offers the ability of physicians to diagnose and treat previously undetected medical conditions, ...
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