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Articles in July 2006 issue of Health Management Technology

• DM delivers improved outcomes for CHF patients
• Phone-free virtual visits: Aetna covers online doctor-patient communication for insured members in Florida and California
  by Robin Blair
• CDW Government Inc
• Commissure Inc
• Physician information system
• Key information upgrade
• Kaiser Permanente launches consumer-directed line
• Going mobile: a Tablet PC is the core patient care device at a new digital, wireless hospital in Wisconsin
  by Kathleen Waton
• SRS Software Inc
• Emageon Inc
• Denials management solution
• Biometric insurance authentication
• Vendor and practice journal publicly rank insurers
• Extended-life battery
• InterSystems Corp
• Microsys Computing Inc
• Portable thermal printer
• ONC increases funding for interoperability
• NYC docs to get $40 million in EHRs
• Front-lit display
• Fujifilm Medical Systems USA
• Ultimus
• Compact color scanner
• "The Community" delivers recommendations to Leavitt
• NACHC calls on Congress to grant funds
• Dual-processor power
• IMACS
• Picis Inc
• Outcomes Management
• AHA again challenges physician-owned hospitals
• The financial impact of e-prescribing
• Powerful, light, secure
• Mediware Information Systems Inc
• Focus Informatics Inc
• Portable health record
• Seattle U lab provides hi-tech training
• Rules of the game
  by Robin Blair
• Speakers bureau promotes cardiac care
• Connectivity, security, mobility
• Initiate Systems Inc
• DbMotion Inc
• Acute bariatric care
• Graphics for Healthcare Solution
• CPOE improves discharge documentation
• Wireless patient tracking in disaster management
  by Mike McBride
• Rugged, lightweight, convertible
• MediRegs Inc
• Keane Inc
• Complex event processing
• Online management performance
• Privacy compliance down, security up
• Inventory control: bar codes and wireless technologies help Gundersen Lutheran Health System manage its supply chain
  by Richard R. Rogoski
• Tablet PCs: tough enough? New Mexico's largest EMS deploys rugged, convertible tablet PCs to make digital chart compliance easier
  by Jack Lee
• Skyscape Inc
• Unibased Systems Architecture Inc
• Transcription/speech recognition
• EHR implementation: who benefits, who pays?
  by Evan Steele
• The successful transition to IDC-10
• Trends influencing the cost of care and patient safety: decision-making in five key areas can improve clinical and economic performance
  by Robert Clark
• Parental control: Iowa Health System wrangles multiple, unruly intranets and builds a site with flexibility and consistency for 18,400 employees
  by Proctor Lureman
• DINMAR
• PatientKeeper Inc
• Business intelligence solution