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Articles in August 2003 issue of Health Management Technology

• NQF supports 30 safety practices for implementation - Patient Safety
• AHRQ: a tradition of evidence: federal agency carries a rich history of involvement in today's evidence-based medicine movement, focusing on the "evidence" inside healthcare IT - Evidence-Based Medicine
  by Carolyn M. Clancy
• Improved EDI transactions
• Remote-coding solution - New Products & Services
• Document management system - New Products & Services
• e-Prescribing mandates in awaited Medicare Rx bills
• Getting to the bottom of hospital finances: Florida Hospital, an experienced data miner, stretches its extensive use of data mining to deliver financial results that will improve its bottom line - Data Warehousing/Mining
  by Alex Veletsos
• Online customer care and e-billing
• Wireless network products - New Products & Services
• CPOE: why don't we get it? - Viewpoint
  by Richard S. Klasco
• Broker modeling for health plans
• Creative credentialing: a CVO helps New York health plan maintain operations after 9/11 - Credentialing: case history
• First study, then commit - Brief Article
• Powerful Tablet PC - New Products & Services
• EMR vendor evaluations released
• Supporting an enterprise mission with IT: Oregon healthcare organization improves recruitment process with Web-based technology - E-Recruiting
  by Nancy Sayles
• Online HIPAA training - New Products & Services
• Improved contract management - New Products & Services
• New online prescribing guidelines
• No boundaries: advanced telecom solutions enable secure storage and transfer of electronic medical records over great distances - Telecommunications/EMRs
  by Ben Parker
• Decision-supporting CPOE - New Products & Services
• Enhanced claims management - New Products & Services
• Praise and predictions - From The Editor - Editorial
  by Blair Robin
• Recommendations for providers - Patient-Friendly Billing
• Never going back: New Jersey ophthalmology practice moves from paper charts to an EMR system - What works: practice management/EMRs
• Electronic charting via ASP - New Products & Services
• Clinical decision support - New Products & Services
• HHS seeks standardized EMR design - Standards
• Buyouts continue big in healthcare I.T - Acquisitions
• ROI x 45: Alabama surgical practice uses Web-based scheduling technology to save the equivalent of one FTE per month and achieve incredible annual savings by leveraging surgeons' availability - What works: scheduling
• Network monitoring device - New Products & Services
• HIPAA compliance aid - New Products & Services
• CIGNA Behavioral Health enhances claims system - Health Benefits
• Stanching hospitals' financial hemorrhage with information technology: there are three key revenue cycle areas where hospitals can turn cash leakage into profitability - Financial Information Systems - Cover Story
  by Jim Pesce
• Family Physicians gain access to benchmarking data - Benchmarking
• Automated notification system - New Products & Services
• Computerized forms creation - New Products & Services
• Financial worries curb efforts to employ EMRs - Electronic Medical Records
• Smooth flow: technology helps midwest healthcare network avoid OR scheduling conflicts - Scheduling: case history
• Harvard Med School doctors get clinical references - Support decision
• Small-practice EMR - New Products & Services
• Spend management software - New Products & Services
• Report details CPOE lessons learned in community hospitals - CPOE
• Remote control: North Carolina IDN chooses SSL access to ensure HIPAA compliance - Security: case history
• Financial information systems HotList
• Web distribution for teleradiology - New Products & Services
• Healthcare costs prediction - New Products & Services