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Articles in Jan 2007 issue of Health Management Technology

• CCHIT expands its reach
• Balancing labor costs with quality care: lasting improvements in productivity depend on a combination of technology, talent, focus and time
  by Michael Bernstein
• Maximum revenue reimbursements
• api Software Inc
• QuadraMed Corp
• Automation + scheduling = an enterprise win: Duke implements automated and self-scheduling for more than 3,000 employees
  by Sylvia Alston
• Aetna commits to cornerstones
• CDHC on the precipice
  by Robin Blair
• Poised for broad adoption: with pilots aplenty behind it, e-prescribing is a technology on the verge of widespread adoption
  by Kirk Paul Kirkman
• Scalable, integrated PACS
• Wellsoft Corp
• Pulse Systems Inc
• InterSystems Corp
• New Web site for St. Louis consumers
• HHS advocates value-driven healthcare
• Single unified view
• Clinical Information Toolkit
• Kronos Inc
• DrFirst
• Propagation of poor provider data: origin, symptoms and cures for a viral problem
  by Joel Portice
• Nuance Communications Inc
• Room for improvement with CDHPs
• Portals for providers
• dbMotion
• Johnson Controls
• Omnicell Inc
• Hospitals, the new center of the universe
  by Bruce Kleaveland
• California med schools get telemed money
• Member-centric medical management
• SRS Software
• Neurostar Solutions
• Optio Software Inc
• Phoenix rising
• ScanSnap for Mac
• Galvanon
• Amcom Software
• Meditab Software
• Clinical systems are a "go" in real life: clinical information systems have become more than just integrated with other healthcare IT systems. Now they are integrated into the daily routines of healthcare providers
  by Richard R. Rogoski
• Contract management
• ClinixMIS
• Companion Technologies
• Agfa
• Financial management, the Web way: St. Jude Children's Research Hospital opts for Web-based enterprise technology that support real-time data-based decision making
  by Donny Wiggins
• Managed billing
• American Power Conversion
• IBM
• InteGreat
• Measure twice, cut once: the Rx for healthy networks and applications is a lifecycle management strategy that precedes rollout, and lasts through implementation and beyond
  by Eileen Haggerty
• Web-based information exchange
• MEDHOST
• LightEdge Solutions
• Ontario Systems
• "Never events" back in the news
• Integrating ED with enterprise: Washington hospital implements a robust EDIS and integrates it with its HIS
  by Gaylen Wright
• Integrated PM and EMR
• GE Healthcare
• Radianse Inc