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GE, Bassett Team for Research

GE Healthcare, Bassett Healthcare in Cooperstown, N.Y., and the Healthcare Association of New York State will collaborate on research to use technology and best practices to improve the safety and efficiency of care.

Trials Vendor Launches New Apps

Clinical trials software vendor etrials Worldwide Inc. has announced new products during the Drug Information Association Annual Meeting in San Diego.

LifeShirt Vendor Readies Upgrades

Ventura, Calif.-based VivoMetrics Inc., vendor of the LifeShirt wearable remote patient monitoring system, has announced the first complete prototype of its next-generation shirt.

Veterans Center Tracks Patients

The Chalmers P. Wylie Veterans Ambulatory Care Center in Columbus, Ohio, has implemented a patient tracking system from Versus Technology Inc., Traverse City, Mich.

Consultant Boosts Hospital Services

Information technology consulting firm Upp Technology has significantly increased its services to hospitals.

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To Cart or Not to Cart

Hospitals share their experiences on where computerized carts work and don't work, and lessons learned.

Seeing Everything at Any Time

El Camino Hospital will aggregate medical, operational and administrative data in real-time.

A small hospital gets the ball rolling

Tackling medication reconciliation

Piecing Together Medication Administration

'Closing the loop' calls for many technologies. But there's no consensus on 'best practices.'