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Articles in Oct 2005 issue of Health Management Technology

• Cerner Corp
• RIS management
• API Software Inc
• Mobile thin client tablet
• Remote coding technology and services
• Fraud money should fund EMRs
• AEP networks
• Wireless EHR solution
• Affiliated Computer Services
• Enhanced patient safety
• Pay for MAHOASHC
  by Robin Blair
• The new frontier of data mining: the power of advanced analytics, combining data from physicians, individuals, labs, payers and beyond, promises to soon transform the delivery of healthcare services to patients - Data Warehousing/Mining
  by Kevin M. Fickenscher
• Craneware Inc
• Advance directives module
• Better business, more money: administrators of three physician practices offer insight into the financial and efficiency benefits of moving to an integrated PM/EMR system
  by Richard R. Rogoski
• Brailer's office official
• EHR adoption slow, but steady
• Impacting hospitals' business processes and financial health: procurement and supply chain execs can boost bottom lines, compliance and future business growth with the creative use of IT systems
  by Gary Johnson
• Fortress Technoloqies
• Single sign-on application
• Seeking perfect pitch: in October, healthcare professionals will gather in Nashville to fine-tune their knowledge and skills at the 2005 MGMA annual conference
• Massachusetts payer foots tab for EMRs
• An ideal disc storage solution: when there's a will, there's always a way for a dedicated IT staff to keep data flowing, protected and accessible
  by Mike McBride
• Flying in the dark: physicians and pay for performance
  by Stanley M. Hochberg
• Dictaphone Healthcare Solutions Group
• Meeting security regulations for e-mail: Texas health system selects e-mail encryption solution
• CPOE generates more discussion
• Physician practice management hotlist
• Healthcare bioterrorism module
• Per-Se and Wolters Kluwer buying NDCHealth segments in $1 billion transactions
• HIPAA compliant wireless security
• Deals on wheels: a Texas community hospital develops a detailed assessment tool for all IT purchases that accommodates input from a variety of internal users
  by Robin Blair
• Paperless payment processing
• Epocrates Inc
• Managing the business of surgery: New York hospital employs perioperative system to increase revenue
• Maintenance management module
• Natural language processing