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February 1, 2008
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The Value of Speaking The Same Language
What in the world is the difference between an “electronic medical record,” “electronic health record” and “personal health record?” What’s the difference between a “regional health information organization” and a “health information exchange?”
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A Dashboard for the OR
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Handling I.T. Responsibilities
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Getting Some Outside Help
Why one payer is turning to outsourcers to help it manage I.T. for its consumer-driven health plan.
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Staying the Course, With a Twist
For eight years, SRSsoft has sold a document imaging and management system for physicians who want electronic records, but not a full-fledged electronic medical records system.
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Health information exchanges evaluate their predecessors’ strategies to determine what to do — and what not to do — to achieve viability.
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