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Reach out and save someone: Georgia neurologists develop a Web-based ASP that eliminates the geographic penalty typically associ
Every 45 seconds, someone in the U.S. suffers a stroke. An estimated 700,000 cases of stroke in this country each year have elevated this condition to the third leading cause of death and . . .

CMS IPPS final rule changes.(Medicare/Medicaid)
CMS released its fiscal year 2009 inpatient prospective payment system (IPPS) final rule. The rule scales back the proposed new quality measures from 43 to 13 measures that hospitals must report to . . .

What truly matters.(From the Editor)
Well, it's November. As we wind down the year it's important to remember that healthcare is bigger than politics. Yes, we elect officials to represent our interests and we empower them to chart our . . .

Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield.(NewsMakers)
As part of a statewide e-prescribing program begun last year to improve patient safety, control costs and reduce medication errors, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in New Hampshire added new . . .

11 by 17-inch color inkjet all-in-one.
The MFC-6490CW from Brother International is the first in its "Professional Series" line of color inkjet all-in-one units with wireless networking capabilities. In addition to traditional business . . .

Independent reviews for California insurers.(Health Plans and Payers)
Aetna Inc. will give physician panels the final say on canceling individual and family policies for sick customers suspected of obtaining them through false or incomplete information. According to . . .

Never events use may discourage reporting.(Briefly)
The National Quality Forum (NQF) says utilization of any of its 28 "never events" for the automatic denial of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) payments to caregivers will discourage . . .

Picis.(NewsMakers)
Two Denver healthcare facilities deployed the ED PulseCheck emergency department information system (EDIS) from Picis to increase operational efficiency and improve patient care. Exempla . . .

CareMedic.(NewsMakers)
The University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS) completed several go-lives of the Electronic Financial Record from CareMedic Systems. The solution is now installed in three of UMMS' four central . . .

Disk-based backup.(Products and Services)
HP is transforming data protection with its new data de-duplication solutions. These new disk-based backup systems offer approximately 50 times as much disk utilization potential, deliver a . . .

State law to boost physician numbers.(Healthcare and Government)
The state of Massachusetts created legislation providing a number of financial incentives and programs for new physicians to fill vacancies created by those retiring from or leaving primary care . . .

EMR adoption success limited.(Briefly)
A new study funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation says that U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) efforts encouraging adoption of electronic medical records (EMR) have met with . . .

Atlas Business Solutions.(NewsMakers)
In support of the International Association for Healthcare Security and Safety (IAHSS), Atlas Business Solutions is offering a 20 percent discount on its Visual Staff Scheduler Pro (VSS Pro) . . .

InterSystems.(NewsMakers)
Saturn Corp. is leveraging new technologies and modernizing its aging mainframe-based Eprisa application with the CACHE high-performance object database from InterSystems. Saturn is building its . . .

Electronic whiteboard.(Products and Services)
Taking the evolution of the chalkboard light-years ahead of simple dry-erase whiteboards, the Interactive Panaboard UB-8325 electronic whiteboard from Panasonic adds a new dimensionality to . . .

Toward a unified view: can the convergence of PACS with clinical systems accomplish true clinical data consolidation?(PACS/RIS/I
Today's enterprise-based applications are dramatically changing the business of healthcare, from streamlining information flow to redefining how patients and healthcare organizations interact. . . .

NHIN trial Webcast.(RHIOs and the NHIN)
The Nationwide Health Information Network (NHIN) project's recent demonstration of the second phase of testing was lauded as a success by The Office of the National Coordinator for Health . . .

Patient portals.(Thought leaders)
According to the Deloitte 2008 Survey of Health Care Consumers, over 70 percent of consumers want their hospital to provide online access to an integrated view of their medical information, . . .

Sage Software Healthcare.(NewsMakers)
NCR and Sage Software have partnered to provide physician practices with an integrated solution that combines the functionality of NCR's MediKiosk with the Intergy EHR by Sage. The product . . .

Twice as fast, half as much.(Products and Services)
Resisting instant gratification almost always pays off. In the case of Apple's iPhone 3G, early adopters not only paid more, they also missed out on faster, new 3G wireless technology that allows . . .

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