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The Albert Einstein Healthcare Network, a private, not-for-profit healthcare system serving the greater Philadelphia area, is poised to roll out new technology aimed at improving patient care.
Clinicians at Pee Dee Cardiology, a private cardiology practice in Florence, S.C., are preparing to upgrade to an electronic health record and practice management system designed to help them to participate in financial incentive programs.
A statewide system to provide physicians with electronic access to patient information is set to launch in 23 Orange County emergency departments.
Healthcare providers are becoming more cautious with IT spending and are looking for products, such as self-service solutions, that have a measurable return on investment, according to a new survey.
McKesson has launched a new online resource for physicians and health systems to encourage providers to take advantage of the healthcare information technology (HITECH) stimulus.
Investments in healthcare information technology are among the top five strategies a new Commonwealth Fund study recommends for providing better care and slowing the growth of health spending by $3 trillion by the end of the next decade.
The global hospital information systems market will climb past $35 billion by 2015, according to a new forecast by Global Industry Analysts. The United States represents the largest market in the world.
Cardinal Health has chosen a familiar name to grace the spinoff company soon to be formed from its Clinical and Medical Products businesses.
The need for speed drove the NFL's Green Bay Packers to take digital x-ray capability into the football stadium.
The Institute for Pediatric Innovation (IPI), a nonprofit focused on transforming unmet needs for pediatric care into product opportunities for industry, has expanded its consortium of pediatric hospitals.