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Articles in Sept 2004 issue of Health Management Technology

• Patients benefit from care management
• Next-generation slate tablet
• Equipment, people locater
• Secure enterprise access
• Plexis Healthcare Systems
• Eldorado Computing Inc
• Senator earmarks $2.5 billion for regional networks
• Durable minitablet
• Next-generation PMS
• Transcription Mgt. for HIM depts
• Enterasys
• InSiteOne Inc
• RelayHealth Corp
• Congress to weigh patient safety bill
• The health plan as a change agent: Aetna uses EBM, data analysis and a moderated, personal touch to effect changes and improvements in physicians' treatment plans
  by Robin Blair
• Brailer introduces 10-year healthcare IT initiative
• Customizable notebook
• Enhanced patient education
• Lawson Software
• Allscripts Healthcare Solutions
• BNX Systems. Health Services Department
• The best backup = no downtime
• Pursuing perfection: Minnesota healthcare organization uses EBM and process re-engineering to successfully apply best practices to the treatment of depression
  by Michael A. Trangle
• CHS makes Siemens primary vendor
• Variable-speed PDA
• Upgraded browser-based CIS
• Mobile computing management
• HDM Corp
• Omnicell Inc
• If you're not coding, you're not billing: the world of codes and HIM alike represents a fast-moving landscape
  by Richard R. Rogoski
• Smarter surgical decisions supported by data: Mississippi hospital uses IT to gets its arms around surgical scheduling, inventory control, documentation and staff utilization
• BAM-based transaction processing
• Kryptiq Corp
• Provation Medical
• McKesson Corp
• When bad things happen to good vendors
  by Robin Blair
• Going global: AHIMA convention offers international perspective on health information management, along with the hottest HIM issues of the day
  by Karin Lillis
• Keys to successful CPOE implementation: Connecticut hospital maintains a constant focus on improved patient safety as its top reason for implementing CPOE
  by Gary Davidson
• Mayo goes paperless in Minnesota
• Nurses feel right at home with healthcare: notebook PC makes patient visits easy for Alabama home health agency nurses
• Automated accident reporting
• Secure file transfer app
• ProxyMed
• EDS
• Siemens Medical Solutions
• HealthRamp
• Claims & coding hotlist
• Practice management software
• Enterprise ILM device
• Claims benchmarking tool
• IntelliCare Inc
• Enterprise Performance System Inc
• Revolutionizing radiology with images on demand: three SANs and a PACS provide Colorado healthcare system physicians with easy access to radiological images, as well as quick disaster recovery
  by George Welton
• Building in for access and usability: North Carolina health system achieves multiple data access and report management goals with IT
• Healthcare Management System Inc
• Rules-based data capture
• Instant nurse call communication
• JCAHO removes bar coding from patient safety goals
• Cedara Software Corp
• The HIPAA prescription for healthcare—why isn't it working?
  by D'Arcy Guerin Gue
• Making the EMR user-friendly enough to use
  by Richard Noffsinger
• Report: medical mistakes linked to 195,000 deaths a year
• Wireless-enabled PDA
• Wireless medication management
• [A.sup.4] Health Systems
• Misys
• ZixCorp
• ENT docs admit to medical mistakes
• Lasting impressions: distributed printing helps southern IDN streamline process and save dollars
• EHRs gain ground with doctors
• Rugged tablet
• Bedside e-prescribing application
• PC-to-disk-server conversion
• CPU Medical Management Systems Inc
• SCC Soft Computer
• VeriChip implant under review for U.S. hospital use
• URAC reviews use of IOM quality aims
• Creating a health-conscious community: Montana health system uses interactive customer relationship management strategies to increase women's participation in heart disease program
  by Kellee J. Fisk