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Quiz: Wireless networks in health care
In this quiz, test your knowledge of implementation challenges, HIPAA regulations and mobile device usage associated with wireless networks in health care. Quiz
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Health care VDI projects in high demand
Solution providers report that health care VDI projects are in demand and creating channel opportunities. Feature
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FAQ: How can virtualized storage be used for medical images?
Virtual storage technology can ease the burden medical images place on data centers. This FAQ address the hardware, software and management issues that virtual storage presents. Tutorial
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FAQ: How is server virtualization technology used in health care?
Server virtualization technology helps organizations cut maintenance and administration costs while improving performance. But health care providers must keep a few things in mind. FAQ
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FAQ: What is telemedicine technology, and how can it save money?
Telemedicine technology, which ranges from remote patient monitoring to teleconferencing, has been slow to catch on in the U.S. It could save billions. Find out how in this FAQ. FAQ
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Epic tightens link with virtualization vendor VMware
EHR giant Epic Systems Corp. announces it will provide a new level of support to platforms from virtualization vendor VMware. News | 30 May 2013
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Health app challenge events offer innovation, exposure
Crowdsourcing has hit health application development, and it has proven to be popular, with participants thinking outside the box and often receiving recognition for their efforts. News | 18 Dec 2011
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Telemedicine technology news from ATA conference 2011
Read the latest telemedicine technology news from the American Telemedicine Association's 2011 ATA conference in Tampa, Florida. News | 29 Apr 2011
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How virtual desktop implementation addresses health care regulations
Deploying EHR systems and locking down patient data are two pillars of HIPAA compliance and meaningful use. Virtual desktop implementations can help health care providers get both. News | 05 Apr 2011
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Cloud computing services coming to health care, eventually
Providers and payers will stop worrying and use cloud computing services, just as the financial industry did. But security concerns must be overcome, and that could take years. News | 14 Dec 2010
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Virtualized desktop can provide iPad EHR implementation shortcut
Virtualized desktops offer physicians secure access to electronic health records while they're mobile. This model is the way some facilities are implementing iPad EHR systems. News | 13 Oct 2010
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Despite barriers, telemedicine services poised to change care delivery
Telemedicine services, from video conferences to monitoring devices, can keep patients out of the emergency room, provided regulatory and technological hurdles are cleared. News | 20 Sep 2010
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Mobile EHR for the iPad slowly coming to market
As iPad adoption among doctors continues to climb, vendors focus their efforts on mobile EHR systems. November’s iOS update, which supports multitasking, should speed things up. News | 09 Sep 2010
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In selecting new health care technology and vendors, challenges abound
Choosing new health care technology and good technology partners can be daunting. Learn how hospitals can assess EHR systems, and why they're considering automation and the cloud. News | 29 Jul 2010
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Tech Watch: Thin desktops boost healthcare IT
Healthcare IT solution providers must enforce secure Web connections and 'dumb' mobile devices to assure compliance. Article | 14 Jun 2010
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Common non-physical options: Virtual desktops, server-based computing
When considering non-physical desktop options, healthcare organizations often must choose between virtual desktops and server-based computing. Tip
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Key factors in a healthcare desktop virtualization implementation
Healthcare organizations must consider individual users' remote access and manageability before embarking on a desktop virtualization implementation. Tip
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Tip: Next-gen virtualizing server workloads in healthcare
Read this expert tip to find out how virtualizing server workloads can help a health organization to reduce costs but doesn't solve every problem. Tip
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CIO John Halamka, on writing a HIPAA-friendly BYOD policy
Tablets, smartphones and laptops employees bring in can be secured through a thoughtful combination of BYOD policy and technology controls. Tip
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In choosing EHR for iPad, consider native, virtualized, hybrid options
As physicians continue to use the iPad, an EHR system for the device isn't far behind. Here two experts discuss the pros and cons of native, virtualized and hybrid EHR apps. Tip
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Tap IT resources for patient care quality improvement initiatives
IT tools to improve patient care quality start with analyzing phone traffic and using CPOE to make arguments for appropriate testing. Tip
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BI implementation must meet needs of organization, its infrastructure
Health care organizations need to make sure business intelligence projects maintain data quality and consistency while meeting HIPAA requirements. Data integration matters, too. Tip
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Business intelligence planning for health care: Know where to start
Before BI implementation can begin, several key questions must be answered. Chief among them: what information will be needed and what business processes will be addressed. Tip
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How to amp up your hospital wireless network for PACS, EHR, video
These days, a hospital wireless network must accommodate PACS, VoIP, EHR access, patient Internet connectivity, even video. Here, three CIOs explain how they got the job done. Tip
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How to purchase, implement a medical speech recognition system
A speech recognition system can help health care facilities achieve meaningful use, thanks to digitized records; but careful physician training is a must. CIOs show how it's done. Tip
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telestroke (telestroke services)
Telestroke, also called telestroke services, is an approach to treating vascular strokes that allows a neurologist to provide remote treatment for a stroke victim. A telestroke service, which is a sub-category of telemedicine, is often used for medic... Definition
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telemedicine
Telemedicine (also known as e-care) is the remote delivery of healthcare services over the telecommunications infrastructure. Definition
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eClinicalWorks
eClinicalWorks is a Massachusetts-based company that sells electronic medical record (EMR), practice management (PM) and personal health record (PHR) software and services to health care providers. Definition
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McKesson Corp.
McKesson Corp. is one of the largest providers of medicines, pharmaceutical supplies and health information technology (IT) products and services in the United States. Definition
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Health Level 7 International HL7
Health Level 7 International (HL7) is an organization dedicated to developing standards for the exchange of electronic health information. Definition
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wireless medical telemetry services (WMTS)
WMTS (wireless medical telemetry services) is the remote monitoring of a patient's physiological parameters, such as such as pulse and respiration rates, with radio technology. Definition
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WMTS (wireless medical telemetry service)
WMTS (wireless medical telemetry services) is the remote monitoring of a patient's physiological parameters, such as pulse and respiration rates, with radio technology. Definition
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The latest on health information exchange at HIMSS 2013
CEO of health information exchange drops frank talk about the future of HIEs, analytics -- and what he's looking for at HIMSS 2013. Podcast
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Health IT purchasing survey results
Health care organizations are considering a number of factors, from EHR implementation to health data security, in their 2012 IT purchasing plans. Photo Story
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The benefits of object-based storage for health care
Object-based storage cuts down on the bottleneck when a large file such as a medical image is opened. This podcast discusses how to use the concept in health care data centers. Podcast
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PODCAST: Crystal-ball gazing for EHR purchasing trends
IDC Health Insights analyst Judy Hanover breaks down the whys and wherefores of EHR purchasing trends in the company's latest report, which tracks spending from 2009 to 2015. Podcast
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The benefits of deploying an application monitoring tool
Hear from one CIO who used Compuware’s Vantage application monitoring tool on a portal app through which physicians accessed both patient data and internal workflow data. Video
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Using application monitoring software for health IT systems
Application monitoring software helps isolate system issues that need to be fixed. This boosts physicians’ confidence in health IT, one CIO said in this video shot at the HIMSS10 annual conference. Video
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The digital hospital of the future is available now at HIMSS 2010
At the HIMSS 2010 conference in Atlanta, technology is everywhere, but HP has brought together everything from servers to tabletop PCs in its version of the the digital hospital. Video
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Epic tightens link with virtualization vendor VMware
EHR giant Epic Systems Corp. announces it will provide a new level of support to platforms from virtualization vendor VMware. News
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Common non-physical options: Virtual desktops, server-based computing
When considering non-physical desktop options, healthcare organizations often must choose between virtual desktops and server-based computing. Tip
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Key factors in a healthcare desktop virtualization implementation
Healthcare organizations must consider individual users' remote access and manageability before embarking on a desktop virtualization implementation. Tip
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Tip: Next-gen virtualizing server workloads in healthcare
Read this expert tip to find out how virtualizing server workloads can help a health organization to reduce costs but doesn't solve every problem. Tip
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The latest on health information exchange at HIMSS 2013
CEO of health information exchange drops frank talk about the future of HIEs, analytics -- and what he's looking for at HIMSS 2013. Podcast
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Quiz: Wireless networks in health care
In this quiz, test your knowledge of implementation challenges, HIPAA regulations and mobile device usage associated with wireless networks in health care. Quiz
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CIO John Halamka, on writing a HIPAA-friendly BYOD policy
Tablets, smartphones and laptops employees bring in can be secured through a thoughtful combination of BYOD policy and technology controls. Tip
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Health care VDI projects in high demand
Solution providers report that health care VDI projects are in demand and creating channel opportunities. Feature
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In choosing EHR for iPad, consider native, virtualized, hybrid options
As physicians continue to use the iPad, an EHR system for the device isn't far behind. Here two experts discuss the pros and cons of native, virtualized and hybrid EHR apps. Tip
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Health IT purchasing survey results
Health care organizations are considering a number of factors, from EHR implementation to health data security, in their 2012 IT purchasing plans. Photo Story
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