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MoreSt. Vincent Health Center, a 436-bed hospital in Erie, Pa., is implementing several applications from McKesson Corp., San Francisco, with a goal of providing physicians and nurses with better access to clinical information.
An undisclosed number of employees at Sparrow Hospital in Lansing, Mich., have been disciplined and possibly fired after accessing or attempting to access the electronic medical records of Gov. Jennifer Granholm, according to the Detroit Free Press.
Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty (R) has proposed offering a free personal health record to every resident of the state by 2011. Initially, his administration intends to offer a PHR to each of the states 50,000 employees in 2009.
Amsterdam-based Royal Philips Electronics has completed the sale of its 69.5% ownership stake in medical transcription, software and outsourced services firm MedQuist Inc. to CBaySystems Holdings Ltd. for $287 million.
William Beaumont Army Medical Center, El Paso, Texas, has installed patient consent software from Dialog Medical, Atlanta.
Claims clearinghouse Emdeon Business Services now supports electronic filing of workers compensation and automobile-related medical claims with simultaneous submission of attachments.
Philips Healthcare has introduced a portable, laptop-sized ultrasound system for bedside use by cardiologists.
Medical imaging software vendor AMICAS Inc. improved its financial performance during the second quarter of 2008.
Minneapolis-based U.S. Bank has named Ralph Bernstein as senior vice president of health care solutions.
Epocrates, best known for its online drug reference database, now also offers physicians free access to disease diagnosis and treatment information via the Internet.
Evangelical Community Hospital in Lewisburg, Pa., will implement electronic ambulatory health records software for employed and community physicians.
Salt Lake City-based 3M Health Information Systems has introduced computer-assisted coding software.
A new report from Computer Sciences Corp. examines challenges that health care CIOs face with a multi-generational workforce.
GE Healthcare has introduced a computed tomography scanner designed for cardiac disease and drug development researchers.
Advanced Diagnostic Group of Tampa, Fla., a chain of 10 outpatient imaging centers, has become a partner of the consumer-oriented Web site of RemakeHealth Inc., Sunnyvale, Calif.