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By Kyle Hardy | 03:54 pm | September 01, 2009
New Minnesota legislation places a deadline on providers to adopt electronic billing technology, making it the first state in the nation to do so, and setting the stage perhaps for others to follow.
By Bernie Monegain | 03:25 pm | September 01, 2009
Virtua, the largest integrated delivery network in southern New Jersey, is rolling out new information technology for operating rooms in nine facilities.
By Bernie Monegain | 03:22 pm | September 01, 2009
Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital recently went live with a centralized pharmacy information system that hospital executives say will help close the medication loop
By Kyle Hardy | 11:15 am | September 01, 2009
A study done by the Group Health Cooperative has demonstrated that a new care model coupled with the use of health information technology could serve as a solution to the nation’s primary care physician shortage.
By Bernie Monegain | 10:46 am | September 01, 2009
The Medsphere Systems Corp., which sells electronic health record systems based on the open-source technology first built by the Department of Veterans Affairs, has secured $12 million in financing to expand its development efforts.
By Bernie Monegain | 12:38 pm | August 31, 2009
The Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Quebec (CHUQ), which is affiliated with the Reseau Universitaire Integré de Sante (RUIS) of Universite Laval region, is reaping the benefits of a picture archive and communications system implemented months ago.
By Bernie Monegain | 12:02 pm | August 31, 2009
Healthcare IT company eClinicalWorks, based in Westborough, Mass., will provide electronic health records to correctional facilities associated with Correctional Medical Services Inc.
By Bernie Monegain | 11:39 am | August 31, 2009
Microsoft has entered into an agreement with the Social Security Administration to test the use of Microsoft's HealthVault application in the SSA disability determination process.
By Kyle Hardy | 11:11 am | August 31, 2009
The Harris Teeter supermarket chain, based in Matthews, N.C., has implemented a flash-drive system to improve prescription accuracy in its pharmacy department.
By Bernie Monegain | 10:58 am | August 28, 2009
The City of Laredo Health Department and the Laredo Independent School District are installing the Argus1 System, an Internet-based medical decision support system for early identification of H1N1 virus infection and other communicable diseases that city officials say is the first in the nation.