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By Mary Mosquera | 12:23 am | May 19, 2010
CGI wins contract to enhance Medicare sites with features to help seniors make best possible healthcare decisions.
By Mary Mosquera | 12:20 am | May 19, 2010
Results would be converted into standard health data format and transmitted to patient's VistA record.
By Bob Violino | 12:40 pm | May 18, 2010
When all other links are down, the Center for Disease Control's National Public Health Radio Network boots up.
By Mike Miliard | 11:53 am | May 18, 2010
Dell has announced that Siemens Healthcare Sector, one of the largest suppliers to the healthcare industry and a trendsetter in medical imaging and medical information technology, has adopted the new Dell Precision T5500 Long-Life workstation to power its ACUSON SC2000 volume imaging ultrasound system.
By Mike Miliard | 11:37 am | May 18, 2010
Carefx Corp., a provider of interoperable workflow solutions, has been granted exclusive license rights to market and further develop the Cleveland Clinic business intelligence (BI) dashboards that are a part of IntellisEPM, a Clinic start up.
By Healthcare IT News | 10:45 am | May 18, 2010
ClaimTrust, a leading provider of revenue cycle tools and services for hospitals launched InSight Audit, a fully hosted, Web-based solution aimed at providing healthcare organizations with one central location for managing all medical claims audits.
By Bernie Monegain | 10:34 am | May 18, 2010
Best-of-breed software systems may no longer be the way to go for emergency departments, according to the most recent research by KLAS.
By Bernie Monegain | 08:06 am | May 18, 2010
As healthcare organizations work to achieve meaningful use, demand for skilled consultants is high, but the jobs are more targeted and with smaller budgets than in the past, according to a new report from research firm KLAS.
By Patty Enrado | 07:28 am | May 18, 2010
Jersey Health Connect, one of four regional health information exchanges (HIEs) in the state chosen to share $11.4 million in federal money awarded to create a statewide HIE, is already exchanging patient data and laying out plans for how to spend its allotment of $3.4 million.
By Patty Enrado | 07:27 am | May 18, 2010
Jersey Health Connect, one of four regional health information exchanges (HIEs) in the state chosen to share $11.4 million in federal money awarded to create a statewide HIE, is already exchanging patient data and laying out plans for how to spend its allotment of $3.4 million.