Posts Tagged ‘EMR’

Survey Indicates EMRs Are Priority One for Healthcare IT Professionals

July 26th, 2010 by Greg Davidson

You may be surprised to know that eighty-five percent of Healthcare IT professionals are either in the middle of an EHR project or plan to begin execution within the next 18 months. That’s according to a survey by Embarcadero Technologies, a San Francisco-based provider of database tools and developer software. The survey also stated that [...]

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Toughbook H1 Health Delivers 40 Percent Workflow Improvement

May 20th, 2010 by Panasonic Computer Products Europe

The Hospital Comarcal de Inca employs about 760 medical professionals, and meets the healthcare needs of approximately 114,000 people on the Spanish island of Majorca.  In July of 2009, the hospital accessed the ability of mobile healthcare technology to improve clinician workflow and offer access to data at the point-of-care.  At the heart of this [...]

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EMR Leader Goes Mobile and Wireless for Home Health Clinicians

March 22nd, 2010 by Greg Davidson

Even in this digital age, it is not uncommon for home health providers to still depend on pen and paper to document vital patient data. The risk of losing critical information is high and can lead to harmful errors. Outdated forms of documenting home care visits not only have the potential of leading to mistakes, [...]

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It’s All About The System…

February 3rd, 2010 by Greg Davidson

All too often, Panasonic is approached by healthcare organizations that view their electronic medical record (EMR) implementation as a series of linear steps. First, they choose a software package; then they reflect on networking and finally they consider hardware for their end users – maybe looking into training after the deployment. More often than not, [...]

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