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CASE STUDY: Hawthorn Medical
Faced with strict new password policies
for the Medical Records System
(MRS), Hawthorn Medical implemented
DigitalPersona’s fingerprint authentication
solution for its 100+ physicians and medical
assistants working in their Urgent Care
and primary medical facility. Fingerprint
authentication has streamlined access to
the MRS as well as assisted with HIPAA
regulatory compliance mandates for
securing patient data.
DigitalPersona
HCT Project Volume 4, January 30, 2007 Q&A With Michael Meisel
RES-Q Healthcare Systems’ Michael Meisel discusses the evolution and
direction of staffing and scheduling solutions.
RES-Q Healthcare Systems
HCT Project Volume 4, January 30, 2007 Q&A With Gregg Malkary
One of the nation’s leading healthcare consultants assesses current IT trends
and takes a high tech peek into the future.
Gregg Malkary, Spyglass Consulting Group
HCT Project Volume 4, January 30, 2007 Development of a ‘Mobile Web’ for Healthcare Data Collection Using Tablet PC and Mi-Forms Technology
Over the past two years we have been
developing a technology that utilizes tablet PC technology with
an innovative software product called Mi-Forms (Mi-Co, Inc.,
Research Triangle Park, N.C.). The beauty of this technology is
that it makes data collection and validation concurrent and
portable, incorporating information that already exists in the
hospital information system with data at the point of care.
Richard E. Shaw, Sutter Pacific Heart Centers
HCT Project Volume 4, January 30, 2007 Intelligent Communications Enhance Productivity
What does intelligent communications mean to a healthcare
organization? Quite simply, it is the result of embedding communications
inside your work flow and processes. Leveraging this
intelligence means hospitals can use different communications
tools depending upon the particular user, environment or operational
requirement. Today, intelligent communications enables
healthcare organizations of all sizes (from a local physician’s office
to a nationwide healthcare system) to deliver competitive advantage
through improved organizational efficiency.
Avaya
HCT Project Volume 4, January 30, 2007 Intelligent Communications for Healthcare
Avaya designs, builds and
manages communications networks
for more than 1 million
businesses worldwide, including
more than 90 percent of
the FORTUNE 500®. Avaya is
a world leader in secure and
reliable Internet Protocol
telephony software applications,
systems and services.
Avaya
HCT Project Volume 4, January 30, 2007 Pervasive Healthcare
The global healthcare industry is facing a crisis in chronic
care that soon will be exacerbated as the baby boomer
generation ages. This growing demand for chronic care is
placing a tremendous economic burden on governments, private
employers and individual consumers, and it is straining the
capacity of skilled care professionals and nursing homes. Meanwhile,
technologies, like miniaturized sensors, wireless networks
and mobile devices, are enabling telehealth and remote monitoring
of patients, and redefining the new healthcare reality.
Luis E. Taveras, Accenture, Dr. Dadong Wan, Accenture
HCT Project Volume 4, January 30, 2007 Enterprise-Class 360° Revenue Cycle Management Solutions for the Patient-Centric Provider
GHN is an enterprise-class
revenue cycle management
company providing complete
and accurate electronic claims
transaction solutions to healthcare
payers and providers in
real time via the Internet.
GHN-Online
HCT Project Volume 4, January 30, 2007 Telehealth: A Cure for the Coming Healthcare Crisis
Caring for an aging population and chronically ill patients
requires a new strategy – a paradigm shift that telehealth is uniquely
positioned to provide. Although telehealth technology spans the
basic to the futuristic, it’s fundamentally defined as the use of electronic
data and communication systems to deliver medical information
and services remotely through a telephone line or the Internet.
Although the concept is simple, the impact is significant.
WebVMC
HCT Project Volume 4, January 30, 2007 Industry-Leading Technology Expands Remote Patient Care
WebVMC offers softwarebased
technology to provide a
feature-rich and less-expensive
solution to the rapidly growing
telehealth marketplace.
WebVMC
HCT Project Volume 4, January 30, 2007 Hospitals Rely on RES-Q to Manage Their Most Valuable Resources
RES-Q® Healthcare Systems
develops hospital scheduling
software that produces clinically
sound, financially optimized
and productive staffing in
efficient, equitable schedules.
RES-Q Healthcare Systems
HCT Project Volume 4, January 30, 2007
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