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Speech recognition technology holds great promise for simplifying the creation of an electronic record of care. Although some users say the software offers a practical solution today, skeptics argue that further refinements are needed before most clinicians will choose this emerging data entry option.
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CIOs are gaining new responsibilities as health care organizations turn to their information systems departments for help in achieving strategic objectives. CIOs are moving up the corporate ladder, participating in top-level decisionmaking and devising new ways to use information technology to solve business problems. They're discovering that an understanding of managed care and other industry trends is more important than technical knowledge of computers.
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The health care field is making significant progress in shifting to computer-based patient records. Providers are faced with some difficult decisions about what hardware options are most appropriate. Key issues include the choice of clinical workstations vs. portable computers, the use of new client-server architecture or traditional mainframe-based systems and the role of personal computers. This special report offers an indepth assessment of important hardware trends in the records automation movement. The first story offers an analysis of the hardware implications of client-server architecture and an assessment of the long-term role of mainframe computers. The second story sizes up the potential role for mobile computing, including hand-held devices and wireless technology.
Sentara Health System is going back to the drawing board after determining through exhaustive research that it could not carry out its original enterprisewide network strategy.
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