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Articles in Feb 2008 issue of Health Management Technology

• Dirty laundry
  by Michael McBride
• Consumers want healthcare pricing data
• Answering the call: an EMS replaces a modem-based dispatch system with a wireless-technology solution, improving response times with actionable information
• Bankrupt
• The language of healthcare: variance in the English language is harming patients and hospitals' bottom lines. Is healthcare IT the solution?
  by George T. Schwend
• Tablet PC alternative
• CT and MRI technology expands in India
• The value of data
• Ultramobile slate Tablet PC
• New York HMO going under
• Ongoing surveillance
• Hand-held PC
• Golden state mandates healthcare for all
• The speed to know: the convergence of biomedical devices and IT for the ED may lead to improved patient care
  by Mark Morwood
• Lightweight mobile workstation
• The supporting player: second generation CDS goes beyond the basics to become intuitive
  by Jonathan Teich
• BCBSA supports e-prescribing
• What gets measured gets managed; how an EDIS can be used to collect and manage patient throughput to ease ED overcrowding
  by Zbigniew Kornecki
• Ultraportable Tablet PC
• PHR portability standards
• Consent redux: an Illinois medical center moves from paper to automated informed consent to meet regulatory compliance, reduce errors and facilitate communication
  by Mary Jean Derreberry
• Rugged "lunchbox" portable
• Healthcare legislation
• Autonomous information handling: new technology replicates information handling intelligence into small applications, benefiting a multihospital system in Michigan
  by Robert Connely
• Mobile clinical assistant
• Merge Healthcare revenues down
• From the ground up: this family practice's preopening installation of an integrated PM/EMR streamlined billing and increased profitability
  by Tiffany M. Nelson
• When consistency counts: now that medication reconciliation has become a mandate, healthcare organizations are looking for effective ways to implement it, and for some, the answer is information technology
  by Valerio Carpi
• Record-setting year for healthcare bills
• Strategic placement: addressing the data explosion in healthcare requires a sound strategy for turning data into information
  by James Coffin
• RHIOs in reverse
  by David St. Clair