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Enable Administrators to Morph into Managers by Leveraging Real-time Analytics and Automation
Take a look at this white paper to learn more about using real-time analytics and automation to get more out of your IT admins and make your network easier to manage.
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If your medical information is lost or stolen from your doctor, don't expect to hear about it
Only 17% of medical practices are likely to report an incident of medical identity theft.
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Technology brings back the housecall
A dad who had a hard time getting medical help for his baby girl started a company that puts people in contact with doctors for virtual consultations.
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Four out of 5 Doctors Buying iPads this Year, Says Study?! Nope.
Doctors love their iPads, it appears. But the true interest may be about half as high as one CNBC article implied. It's still impressive, though.
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HIMSS tells doctors to beware the stick
The Obama stimulus contains sticks as well as carrots, and many hospitals are focusing on the sticks as they approach the 2010 Healthcare Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) conference...
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How e-prescribing stops doctor shopping
There are times when the refresh was just jaw-dropping. It radically changed what I did.
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Windows 7 will shine in medicine
There are no longer any excuses for doctors to have tablet PCs equipped with a pen-like stylus, an interface just as good as the clipboard and, over time, better.
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VA-tested triage for EverydayHealth
EverydayHealth's Symptom Checker, which debuted this morning, is at the heart of a program veterans have been using for a decade to get help fast over the phone.
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The good news about WalMart
The clinics keep longer hours than doctors' offices, and don't require appointments. My son needs a school form completed right now, but his ear canals are blocked by wax, so I'm supposed to wait...
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Condemning what the market does worse
Few deny the Obama Administration has mangled the health care debate. On my personal blog I have compared this to how the Bush Administration handled Hurricane Katrina. But if the result is that...
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Is RealAge a scam?
In most consumer markets there is nothing going on here. There is no scandal if I get you to fill out a form on cars and then send you a car ad. Or a travel ad. Or even a liquor ad, assuming...
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Gagging patients from online criticism
A 9-year outfit called Medical Justice is pushing a gag order doctors can make patients sign which keeps them from criticizing the docs online.
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Paper based medical care is teh sux
Getting a common medical procedure done should be easy. When paper gets involved it all breaks down. If it takes a little stimulus to make doctors less a pain in the you-know-where, I'm for it.
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Health IT opponents push Harry & Louise, but think Thelma
Better data means better decisions. Better data means more productive doctors, more patients getting care, and a better chance you will survive what ails you. Better data, at the point of care, is...
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How to stop treating doctors like mushrooms
What we need to do is emphasize how health IT can increase the value and prestige of line physicians.
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The Kibbe-Klepper challenge to medicine as usual
Medicine is both science and art, say doctors. But for how long will it stay that way in a world where data rules?
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Turns out my doctor goofed
This is what studies like this are for, to evaluate two worthy treatments and see which works better with a lot of people.
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How doctors may benefit from personal health records
When "2 messages are coordinated to reinforce each another," the study concluded, compliance improved 12.5%, the quality of care improved, and the doctor-patient relationship was improved as well.
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The real health care change we need
A sea change is needed in doctors' attitudes everywhere concerning the value of tools we here take for granted. Doc, I know you have a Blackberry, maybe even an iPhone. Do you know you can reach...
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Placebos the right prescription for the overwrought
The best family doctors are psychologists and trusted friends, not just gatekeepers. Some things can't be cured. People die. Conduct a practice in the real world and you learn that.
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How electronic records reach your doctor
In medicine change comes from the top down.
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