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Articles in Nov 2003 issue of Health Management Technology

• AMA keeps docs alert to ethics - Briefly
• Automated dosing: computerized physician order entry reduces risk of medication and dosing errors in neonatal ICU - Clinical info systems: case history
  by Karin Lillis
• Tip of the iceberg: Chicago health system uses database and analytics software to save its call center and increase its business via targeted campaigns - What works: patient relationship mgmt
• Simplified contract management - New Products & Services
• Field Test boosts push for updated medical codes - ICD-10
• EMRs, quality of care and patient perception: Tallahassee specialty practice proves that the power of EMRs extends far beyond its own walls and its practitioners - Profiles In I.T
  by Robin Blair
• PACS/Radiology/Imaging hotlist
• Web-accessible PACS - New Products & Services
• HIMSS absorbs MS-HUG - Users Groups
• Simplified service: Georgia healthcare network implements KVM solution for improved server management - Tech Corner Servers: case history
  by Rick Allen
• Fast, multislice CT scanner - New Products & Services
• Expanded wireless coverage - New Products & Services
• BCBSA launches new internet resource for caregivers, consumers - Evidence-Based Medicine
• Fast data management - Servers
• Financial management software - New Products & Services
• Lack of built-in security shouldn't inhibit PDA use - Thought Leaders
  by Tom Goodman
• Groups oppose data mining of health information by financial institutions - Medical Privacy
• Branch survivability platform - Servers
• Remote presence robot - New Products & Services
• The EMR and patient safety - From The Editor
  by Robin Blair
• AAFP establishes healthcare IT center - Physician Practices
• Entry-level server - Servers
• Browser-based HIS - New Products & Services
• Review group rejects model EHR; second draft in works - Electronic Health Records
• PACS as an enterprise resource: digital imaging comes of age, as improved Web, storage, network and EMR technologies support its extended reach throughout the healthcare enterprise - PACS/Radiology
  by Richard R. Rogoski
• High performance, availability - Servers
• Computed radiography system - New Products & Services
• Medicare accepts noncompliant claims beyond TCS deadline - HIPAA Update
• Money matters: Washington state regional healthcare system uses contract revenue cycle management system to increase collections and improve workflow - Contracts management: case history
• Enterprise reliability - Servers
• CT simulation workstation - New Products & Services
• HIAA, AAHP announce merger - Briefly
• Code red: ready to roll: new advances in enterprise software enable healthcare organizations to strengthen their emergency-response capabilities - Disaster Planning
  by Jamie Wyatt
• News makers
• High-end NAS filer - New Products & Services
• Family physicians not ready for HIPAA - Briefly
• The strategic view of wireless infrastructure: now that wireless technology has come of age, so should the way healthcare organizations manage it - Wireless
  by John Smaling
• ROI in the ED: installation of EDIS helps Georgia hospital handle population boom - Emergency dept. info systems: case history
• Cost management solution - New Products & Services