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Saturday, 03 November 2007 06:44 |
Agreement Brings Ambulatory Electronic Health Record System to Providers in a Potential 5,000 Physician Project
eClinicalWorks™, has announced that the company’s unified electronic medical record (EMR) and practice management (PM) system is available to physician practices involved in the Hudson Valley Health Information Exchange (HVHIE). eClinicalWorks is collaborating with the Taconic Health Information Network and Community Regional Health Information Organization (THINC RHIO) on this initiative.
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Thursday, 01 November 2007 07:17 |
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Misys plc, the global application software and services company, has announced that it will make the Misys Connect healthcare solution available to the open source development community. Working with open source developers is a pioneering first step towards establishing open standards in healthcare, which will benefit all Americans. Misys Open Source Solutions, a division of Misys plc, was established to create and drive innovation in the marketplace; using open source to move toward open standards is a great step forward.
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Thursday, 01 November 2007 07:12 |
Intergy Allows Practices to Access Robust Practice Management and EHR Solutions via the Web
Sage Software Healthcare, Inc. has unveiled Intergy by Sage On-Demand, an ASP version of their popular Intergy by Sage practice management system and Intergy EHR by Sage electronic health records system.
Like Intergy and Intergy EHR, Intergy On-Demand provides ambulatory-care practitioners with the tools they need to collect and analyze business and clinical data so they can make informed decisions about their patients’ care and the health of their business. It does so in an ASP environment, which allows practices to employ this technology with a minimal initial investment, and reduced infrastructure. Intergy On-Demand is available to Sage customers continuously from any Web-enabled location.
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Wednesday, 17 October 2007 06:13 |
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T-System, Inc., the leading provider of clinical documentation and information solutions in emergency departments and urgent care centers, announces the release of The T SystemEV 2.6, the latest version of its popular and comprehensive Emergency Department Information System.
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Wednesday, 17 October 2007 05:50 |
Deployment will help provide cost savings, enhance customer experiences and improve efficiencies.
Initiate Systems, Inc. has announced that it has been selected by National Instruments (NI), a pioneer in virtual instrumentation, to create a single view of its customers located in nearly 40 countries. The deployment of Initiate OrganizationTM and Initiate ConsumerTM (formerly known as Initiate Identity Hub® software) and Inspector for Relationships will help NI improve its customers’ experiences and reduce costs by enhancing global customer relationships, organizational productivity and service-level accuracy, as well as data analysis and mining.
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Wednesday, 17 October 2007 05:46 |
OneOncology Inc., an oncology drug procurement solutions provider, has announced that it will hold its first live electronic negotiation event on Tuesday, December 11, 2007. The electronic negotiation event will enable qualified distributors to bid on more than $1 billion in committed annual drug purchases from hundreds of community oncologists throughout the United States.
OneOncology is an electronic trading hub that brings together oncology practices and pharmaceutical drug distributors in an efficient and impartial electronic marketplace. The trading hub uses real time reverse auction technology specifically designed for community oncology. The platform enables oncologists to build healthier practices and reduce administrative burdens while providing distributors equal and more cost-effective access to community oncology demand. Similar electronic trading hubs in industries such as chemicals and fuels have seen average price decreases between 3 and 35 percent.
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Thursday, 04 October 2007 05:56 |
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NCPA URGES PRESIDENT BUSH TO SIGN BILL DELAYING IMPLEMENTATION OF TAMPER RESISTANT PAD REQUIREMENTS FOR PHARMACIES
The U.S. Congress has passed H.R.3688, which includes a provision delaying the implementation of the tamper resistant pad requirements for Medicaid prescription drugs until March 31, 2008. The National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) Executive Vice President and CEO Bruce Roberts, RPh, issued the following statement in response to final passage:
“Community pharmacists are aware of the problems associated across the country with Medicaid fraud. With a stroke of the President’s pen, the health care community will have adequate lead time to make the use of tamper-resistant pads a reality. The use of tamper resistant pads should reduce the amount of Medicaid fraud. More importantly, the six month delay will minimize any disruptions to patients’ access to prescription drugs that would otherwise occur. I urge President Bush to move swiftly to approve this delay before the October 1st effective date of the law.”
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