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From The Editor
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Meaningful Use And The CIO
CIOs have always played a central part in the planning, deployment, and maintenance of the IT infrastructure of many healthcare facilities. However, with the federal government's push toward EHR (electronic health record) adoption and meaningful use, the CIO will likely need to take on an even larger role within their healthcare organizations, and even the community at large.
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Featured Articles
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Anytime Desktop Access Improves Caregiver Productivity For Alegent Health
By ThinIdentity Corporation
Alegent Health is the largest not-for-profit, faith-based
healthcare system in Nebraska and southwestern Iowa,
with 10 hospitals, more than 100 sites of service, over
1,300 physicians on its medical staff, and 9,000 employees.
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Staffing Software Helps Optimize Nursing Labor
By Avantas
The MSHA Nursing Leaders recently set out on a mission to improve their process of managing nursing labor, a common issue facing most healthcare organizations. Chief among their concerns were the inefficient allocation of nursing resources, the rising costs of nursing labor, and the inability to effectively communicate staffing needs across the enterprise.
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Simplifying The Business Of Healthcare
By Laserfiche
This whitepaper argues that implementing an electronic document management application is essential technology for any healthcare business, whether a single person practice or a multi-facility hospital organization, regardless of the practice-specific applications already in place. It provides examples of how the technology is used in various functional areas and/or departments of a healthcare provider organization.
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Featured Downloads
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| IP Telephony For The Physician's Office |
| The physician's office and its communication needs mirror, in many ways, that of larger healthcare providers. Physicians, administrators, and nursing staff routinely use multiple ways of staying in touch — whether by voice, voicemail, instant messaging, e-mail, text messaging, or fax.
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| Using Open Standards And IHE To Build Distributed Clinical Exchange Networks |
| Healthcare professionals rely on relevant, complete, and
critical clinical information to improve the quality of
care for their patient. They expect secure access to
clinical information, including diagnostic imaging,
wherever that information resides in the healthcare
community.
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| SAN Provides The Backbone For Patient Information At Kansas Spine Hospital |
| The doctors and staff of Wichita's Kansas Spine Hospital like to look at the big picture — literally. When providing world-class spine surgeries and other orthopedic procedures, the facility's nationally recognized staff rely on state-of-the-art imaging equipment to diagnose conditions and perform procedures with a level of accuracy that many would call miraculous.
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