| Social Networking for Physicians |
| Written by Cynthia Atoji | |
Dr. Kevin Pho, a primary care doctor in Nashua N.H., spends his days administering physicals, managing the treatment of a diabetic patient, or advising an obese patient about lifestyle changes. But another integral part of his day is surfing the Web for late-breaking medical news to include on his blog, KevinMD.com. Pho is a leader in the medical blogosphere, opining about medicine, health, and drug developments. “It is imperative for physicians to have an online presence, because that is wher | |
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| IntrinsiQ’s IntelliScribe E-prescribe Oncology Solution |
| Written by Karen Corey | |
IntrinsiQ’s IntelliScribe (www.intrinsiq.com ) is the first integrated e-prescribe solution that allows oncologists to manage complex chemotherapy drug orders. IntelliScribe integrates with IntelliDose, clinical management software for oncology practices. The software uses RelayHealth’s eScript to allow the physician to electronically file medication orders.
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| Regional Extension Centers Provide EMR Advice |
| Written by Jennifer Flaten | |
There isn’t a physician out there, who isn’t aware that the federal government has mandated that all physicians must have an electronic record system in place by 2014 or suffer the financial consequences. Still, many physicians are reluctant to make the switch. For some it is simple a matter of procrastination, for others it is a lack confidence in their ability to pick a good system and implement it.
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| SAP and LSI Consulting Help Small and Midsize Healthcare Providers |
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NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. - July 07, 2010 - The need for efficient operations in the healthcare provider industry is not isolated to large health systems and hospital chains. Smaller and midsize healthcare provider organizations are also under pressure to continually become more efficient while at the same time offering high-quality care.
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| Cal eConnect Names Leader |
| Written by Jennifer Flaten | |
According to California Healthline Carladenise Edwards has been named CEO of Cal eConnect the organization responsible for bringing EMRs to California. | |
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Palisade Systems Data Loss Prevention for the Small and Medium-Sized EnterpriseMay 4, 2010 - Palisade Systems, the leader In Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions for the small and medium-sized enterprise, today launched the latest version of its comprehensive data loss prevention solution - the easiest-to-use and fastest-deployed solution on the market. News | Thursday, 22 July 2010 |
SAP and LSI Consulting Help Small and Midsize Healthcare ProvidersNEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. - July 07, 2010 - The need for efficient operations in the healthcare provider industry is not isolated to large health systems and hospital chains. Smaller and midsize healthcare provider organizations are also under pressure to continually become more efficient while at the same time offering high-quality care. News | Tuesday, 20 July 2010 |
Sage to Offer Guidance on Meaningful Use RulesJuly 19, 2010 – Tampa, Fla. – Sage North America Healthcare Division, providing practice management software and services to more than 80,000 physicians in North America, today announced several tools it is providing to practices, clients and members of the healthcare community to help them navigate the final Stage 1 meaningful use rules recently announced under the 2009 HITECH Act.... News | Tuesday, 20 July 2010 |
Greenway Medical Technologies Signs 55-Provider St. Cloud Medical GroupGreenway Medical Technologies, Inc. is partnering with St. Cloud Medical Group to provide its single-database electronic health record (EHR), practice management and interoperability solution PrimeSuite®, online portal PrimePatient® and remote clinic PrimeMobile™ to St. Cloud's primary care, urgent care, occupational health, surgical, pediatrics, pain management, and OB/GYN services. News | Friday, 9 July 2010 |
Hitachi America, Ltd And Medibase Solutions, Inc Deploy Finger Vein Biometric SolutionHitachi America, Ltd and Medibase Solutions, Inc has announced that an Ohio health system with two hospitals is using Hitachi's Finger vein authentication (VeinID), which incorporates Medibase's identity management technology to help ensure accurate patient identification. Initially, the Ohio health system plans to deploy Hitachi's SDK and finger vein scanners in the Emergency Departments of both hospitals. This Ohio health... News | Friday, 9 July 2010 |
Aprima Medical Software Achieves Pre-Market CCHIT Certified(R)Aprima Medical Software, a leading developer of electronic health record (EHR), practice management (PM) and revenue cycle management (RCM) solutions for medical practices, today announced Aprima Version 2011 (Aprima 2011) has been inspected by the Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT®) and is a pre-market CCHIT Certified® 2011 Ambulatory EHR additionally certified for Child Health EHR technology. Aprima 2011... News | Friday, 25 June 2010 |
Study Finds Optimizing Payments Increases Cash FlowSage North America today announced high-level findings from Aberdeen Group’s recently published third annual payments report, titled “Global Payments: Maximizing Cash Flow with Electronic Payments and Process Automation.” According to the report, leading companies are employing electronic payments and process automation to streamline and accelerate finance processes, reduce operating costs, and improve visibility, control, and efficiency to provide a foundation... News | Friday, 25 June 2010 |
Firms Partner to Produce HITECH Act Educational WorkshopsWorkSmart MD, a Florida based physician services company, has partnered with HITECH Act Help Consultants (www.hitechacthelp.org) and the Georgia State Medical Association to provide education, outreach, and practice support services to physicians in the Metro Atlanta area. News | Friday, 25 June 2010 |
Sage Intergy EHR Recognized as a Leader Healthcare PracticesIn two reports recently released by IDC Health Insights, Sage Intergy EHR received high scores for ownership confidence and fit to market needs, earning placement as one of the leaders in electronic health records management for small, midsize11 and large2 ambulatory healthcare practices. Sage is a leading global provider of business management applications and services for small and mid-size businesses... News | Friday, 18 June 2010 |
Health Plan Sales Solution for Microsoft Dynamics CRMMicrosoft Corp. today announced at America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) Institute 2010 the Health Plan Sales Solution for Microsoft Dynamics CRM, a strategic sales and service-enabled customer relationship management (CRM) platform that will allow health plans to quickly and easily move their marketing and sales processes online to better manage and monitor sales, member service and retention. As a result,... News | Monday, 14 June 2010 |
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| Web Based Transcription Service |
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| Wednesday, 21 May 2008 19:00 | |||
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The updating of patient files is a critical, but time consuming process. No matter how quickly the doctor completes the dictation, there is always a lag time between when the audio files are turn into the transcription service and when the files are complete. Of course onsite or local transcription services can decrease the turnaround time, but there is still the problem of availability. Hard copies of the dictation maybe delivered to the doctor's office, yet the doctor may need to review the files while out at a remote location. This means valuable time is spent sending a copy either via fax or email to the doctor, it also opens up the chance that confidential data maybe seen or intercepted by someone other then the doctor. Now thanks to several web based transcription services, the whole dictation cycle just got a whole lot easier. With web based transcription services doctors are able to have quick and easy access to the transcribed files. Once the transcription is done, the files are available online via a secure website, a doctor can log on from any computer anywhere and view, print or send the files. These sites usually offer 24hr a day access. They can also offer same day turnaround, and in some instances, the turnaround can be as quick as two hours. Doctors have the choice of using a standard telephone line to dial into a secure number and dictate over the phone or they can choose to use a digital audio recording device and upload it to the web site. What makes it nice is doctors have the choice of a variety of handheld digital recording devices and can even use their PDAs to record and transmit the files. One such website, ZyDoc, includes a special tracking feature that allows the user to view the status of each audio file, edit the files on line and include e signatures on the documents. Another special feature of ZyDoc, ShareDoc gives doctors the ability to share files with other doctors. Some of the websites can provide automated distribution of the completed files. So if more then one doctor or hospital needs to receive copies of the files, they will automatically be distributed to the appropriate people. All of these sites are HIPAA compliant, along with operating on secure networks. An added bonus is that copies are always available should you need to recover hard copy files that may have been lost. | |||
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About the Author: Kurt Martin is a Founder and Group Publisher of The Progressive Media Group (PMG) and the Publisher of MedTech Journal. During his 4 years as Publisher of The NonProfit Times, he grew the imprint from a single newspaper to a community of websites, online job boards, email newsletters and digital editions. Prior to taking the role of Publisher he was the East Coast Sales Manager for Broad Daylight, Inc. a knowledgebase company. He also held management roles in advertising and ciruclation sales at American Banker/Bond Buyer (Thomson), Faulkner & Grey (Thomson) and SourceMedia (Investcorp.) Kurt graduated from Montclair State University with a B.A. in Political Science and Public Administration. |
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