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Hotlist. Healthcare outsourcing services.

August's HotList features healthcare information system outsourcing services. All data have been provided by individual vendors who responded to our survey questions. Computers in Healthcare has made an effort to contact all vendors within this market. See the 1993 Computers in Healthcare Market Directory for complete listings.

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[Outsourced services and their consequences for nursing care].

This experience report intends to turn visible and to share with other professionals a practical experiment. The influence of outsourced services is emphasized in the process of nursing care, focusing the difficulties found, in the same institution, in the units not outsourced related to nursing care and problem resolution of clients submitted to hemodynamics procedures that are hospitalized after the intervention and/or return to common units of the Institution which services are outsourced. The experience evidences the need of a integrated team between the two services, using the continuing education as a way to rescue fundamental knowledge for clients' integral care, as well as a more committed profession with the being and making nursing.

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Shared services. Outsourcing. Share option.

Last April the DoH launched NHS Shared Business Services, a joint venture between the DoH and private firm Xansa. SBS guarantees an initial cost saving of 20 per cent, and organisations have found it improves procurement and management. Some organisations have had difficulties with SBS, finding the migration complex and time-consuming.

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The "write" choice: a primer on outsourcing transcription services.

In the absence of universal quality standards that can be applied to all transcription service outsourcing vendors, different vendors are best compared on the basis of their transcriptions and billing practices. Key factors that should be considered when assessing the current state of an in-house program include cost, turnaround time, quality, physician satisfaction, and technology.

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A cost benefit analysis of outsourced laboratory services.

As healthcare moves toward increased capitation, hospital administrators must be aware of all costs associated with patient services. This article describes the cost benefit analysis process used by northern Indiana hospital consumers during 1994-1995 to evaluate a local laboratory service outsource provider, South Bend Medical Foundation (SBMF). In an effort to meet the best interests of the community at large, three competing hospitals, medical leadership, and the local outsource provider joined forces to ensure that cost effective quality services would be provided. Laboratory utilization patterns for common DRGs were also analyzed. The team created a reconfiguration analysis to help develop benchmark figures for consideration in future contract negotiations.

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Making a case for the CDE's role in outsourcing diabetes services to a freestanding outpatient diabetes disease state management center.

Outsourcing of diabetes disease state management services by MCOs is a good thing for enrollees with diabetes. It is a good mechanism for MCOs that are striving to cut the costs of diabetes care, and it is a trend that the authors expect to see continue in an accelerated way, given the new diagnostic guidelines released by the American Diabetes Association and the epidemic of diabetes among older persons. Through a partnership with a quality, freestanding, outpatient diabetes disease state management center staffed by CDEs, MCOs with a vision can expect to profit now and pay less later for devastating, expensive diabetes complications that lead to increased hospitalizations.

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