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Clinical Data Standards and Data Portability
Healthcare is being pushed into the Information Age – the need for this was all-to- well known due to: –Breaking up of economic divides –Rising Consumerism –Increasing Costs –Safety Concerns• Health...
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5 Things to Know About HL7 FHIR | Healthcare IT News
A new term spreading (almost like fire) through the healthcare interoperability world is HL7 FHIR, pronounced as “fire.” Here are the Top 5 things I think you should know about this upcoming standard...
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Image Sharing Reducing Repeat Scans
Logistics are time-consuming when patients want to share an image with two or more doctors or track down older images so a new doctor can compare them with current results. Typically, patients receive...
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The APP 100: The World's Greatest Apps
Our ultimate app guide! These are the apps you should be using.See it on Scoop.it, via Healthcare Information Systems & Technology
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How The iPad Has Revolutionized Healthcare
Just three years since its launch date Apple's iPad can be credited for changing the face of modern healthcare in many waysSee it on Scoop.it, via Healthcare Information Systems & Technology
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Horizon Meds Manager
Computer Based Training on Horizon Meds Manager from Medical University of South Carolina Topics covered include:Logging In & Changing PasswordSelecting a PatientHMM Landscape OverviewAllergies -...
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Testing legacy applications for Windows 7 compatibility
Learn how to test legacy applications for Windows 7 compatibility through research and help from Windows XP Mode.See it on Scoop.it, via Healthcare Information Systems & Technology
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Infographic: The State of Wireless Networking in Healthcare
Infographic highlights on the current state of wireless networking in healthcare hospitals based on a recent survey findings conducted by Enterasys.See it on Scoop.it, via Healthcare Information...
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Is this the future of hospitals in Canada? - Health - CBC News
Digital technologies such as bedside access to electronic medical records and video communication with nurses can give patients greater control over their hospital environment and a stronger say in...
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Microsoft Case Study: Windows 7 Enterprise - Resurrection Health Care
Resurrection Health Care provides healthcare services at more than 100 locations in the Chicago area, including six major hospitals. When the healthcare system built a new Northwest Wing at...
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Is mobile health approaching its iPhone moment?
Mobile technology is experiencing a surge of advances in relation to the medical industry. Technological advances once merely imagined in Sci-Fi flicks (think of Star Trek’s communicator, Bluetooth...
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Clinical experience is key to making EHR helpdesks useful
Nearly everyone has experienced the tedium and frustration of sitting on hold with customer service, trying to resolve a pressing issue, but being passed around from representative to representative...
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Smartphone Physical: These apps let you give yourself an Electrocardiogram
The Smartphone Physical project, which uses a set of devices that connect to an iPhone, allows doctors and patients to conduct a comprehensive physical examination.See it on Scoop.it, via Healthcare...
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Traits of an Ideal Project Leader
A good project leader must be a team builder. He must hold his team members intact to serve a common purpose.See it on Scoop.it, via Healthcare Information Systems & Technology
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How Apple Accidentally Revolutionized Health Care
Apples and doctorsIt used to be said that an apple a day keeps the doctor away. That could still be applicable, but the opposite is true for doctors and Apple. Physicians love their iPhones and iPads....
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Clinicians Use 6.4 Different Mobile Devices Daily On Average
Mobile devices are everywhere in your healthcare organization, but without a complete solution in place, the strain on your IT staff can get out of control. Mobile devices among healthcare...
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Which Diseases Have the Most iPad apps? The Answers May Surprise You
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7 Online Project Management Tools to Keep You Organized
Effectively manage a project of any size with these online toolsSee it on Scoop.it, via Healthcare Information Systems & Technology
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iPhone ECG Provide a Window into the Future of Healthcare
Patients are also starting to expect real-time interaction with their healthcare providers. As more patients come into contact with disruptive technologies such as the iPhone ECG, expect these trends...
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Beyond the activity tracker: 4 intriguing uses for wearable sensors in health...
A recap from the Body Sensor Networks conference 2013 of innovative applications for sensors in medical research. Wearable sensors are getting a lot of buzz in the consumer health world right now, but...
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Windows XP end of support: What to do next
CIOs may not wish to carry on running a 12-year-old desktop OS, but they may not have a choice as there are thousands of incompatible applications.See it on Scoop.it, via Healthcare Information...
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One third of smartphone owners go BYOD behind IT department's back | ZDNet
The majority of staff who own a smartphone or tablet used them at work, about 70 percent, with more than one third of employees who used their smartphone at work doing so without the knowledge of IT or...
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Docs prefer tablets to smartphones | Healthcare IT News
ost physicians feel that tablet computers such as the iPad are better suited for care delivery than smartphones, according to a new survey of nearly 1,400 doctors. That said, app usage found most favor...
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Why the medical device industry is shifting focus to early health technology...
It’s hard to get people to believe in new and innovative products. Products that innovators (and even venture capitalists) regard as game-changers still fail to reach their most important target: the...
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Templates to Help Your Projects Run Smoothly
Templates can be a great resource for project managers who want to use the program to aid in project management tasks. Here s a list of 10 that are available: 1. The Project Post-Mortem2. The Project...
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This Is What 'Instagram for Doctors' Looks Like
No more waiting around to publish an interesting finding in a medical journal Dr. Joshua Landy is envisioning a new way for doctors to learn from one another. A Toronto-based intensive care physician...
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Gaming at work cracking tough diseases | Healthcare IT News
A 16-year-old boy in Bulgaria is helping some of MIT's smartest minds to map the human brain – by playing an online game. And someday, that work might be used to solve the mysteries of Alzheimer's or...
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How Medtronic uses iPad games to train surgeons | mobihealthnews
Cyrus Tehrani's insight:New surgeries, tools, and techniques are developed often, and medical device companies say it can be tricky to get surgeons to adopt them sometimes. After all, there are no...
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Most patients want their doctors to prescribe apps | mobihealthnews
Cyrus Tehrani's insight:A staggering 90 percent of chronic patients in the US would accept a mobile app prescription from their physician, as opposed to only 66 percent willing to accept a prescription...
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How Is Information Technology Changing Healthcare? [INFOGRAPHIC]
It's not such a surprise these days when you visit your doctor's office and your physician uses an iPad to take notes and store your medical records electronically. It makes sense, since managing...
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