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F D Baldwin
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Disease management ... technology that helps patients manage their chronic disease is proving its worth.
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Book 'em. Enterprisewide scheduling presents challenges, but CIOs will find it worth the time and effort.
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Putting your assets to work.
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Once is enough. An enterprise-wide master patient index can eliminate duplicate entries and overlays with unique patient identifiers.
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Will pay for email.
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Culture clash on medical errors.
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The Starbright program showing kids a heavenly good time.
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ASP (application service provider) and you shall receive.
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Computer-based medical records: the next wave.
Computer-based records systems for practice management are commonplace, but computer-based systems for monitoring patient care are not, and for good reason: Recording useful clinical information is far more complex than scheduling appointments and submitting bills. Even so, a lot of people are making progress toward computer-based medical records. Here are some of the issues involved.
A-OK by Y2K? Pennsylvanians cope with a computer bug.
Health care organizations throughout Pennsylvania are scrambling to cope with the "Year 2000 bug," a potentially serious software glitch that affects almost all existing machines, whether mainframes or desktop PCs. State agencies and most large institutions say that the problems are difficult but manageable. Individual physicians may have less to worry about, but can't afford complacency.
A page of one's own.
A few physicians are beginning to set up their own home pages on the World Wide Web. Here's what some physician-maintained pages look like.
Opportunities exist in state's HMO market.
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Computerized records security: problems of policy, not technology.
As computer-based medical records systems become more common, both physicians and their patients worry about two questions: Who should have access to medical information? How can unauthorized access be prevented? If you and your staff can answer the first question clearly, you can probably find answers to the second.
Earning CME credit online.
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Pennsylvania physicians plan for telemedicine.
The Pennsylvania Medical Society, by its participation in a group called the Pennsylvania Information Highway Consortium, is planning for a future when advanced telemedicine applications enter the medical mainstream. In this article, the author looks at educational and clinical telemedicine projects under development statewide, and the cyber roadblocks raised with changing technologies.