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EMRs: Reaching the Holy Grail

August 3, 2009 ‐ Patton McGinley

Broken or non-performing processes can’t be fixed with an overlay of technology. In fact, that approach only serves to magnify deficiencies, not correct them.

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Quality Reporting Through a Data Warehouse

August 3, 2009 ‐ Patton McGinley

Developing a clinical data warehouse is a key first step toward improving quality reporting functionality, which supports the entire care enterprise.

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Medication Safety

Heparin: Improving Treatment and Reducing Risk of Harm

August 3, 2009 ‐ Patton McGinley

The short-acting, reversible anticoagulant heparin is widely used in hospitalized patients to prevent the development or extension of potentially life-threatening blood clots. However, numerous issues make the use of this high-risk agent particularly challenging and error-prone.

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Underserved Critical Access Hospitals Hungry for More IT Capability

August 3, 2009 ‐ Patton McGinley

Facing the same meaningful use deadlines as larger organizations but
with only a few viable vendor options, critical access hospitals are
eager for more IT power, according to a report from KLAS.

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Educate, Collaborate, Share and Network on HIMSS Clinical Decision Support Wiki

July 30, 2009 ‐ Patton McGinley

Many organizations struggle to successfully
deploy clinical decision support, a goal that takes on new
importance since effective clinical decision support is a critical
component of ‘meaningful EMR use,’ as required for stimulus funding
under the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act.

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Aetna’s Clinical Policy Bulletins Available on HealthLibrarian, a Semantic Search Engine for Health Knowledge.

July 30, 2009 ‐ Patton McGinley

Aetna is the first commercial insurance company
to make its clinical guidelines available through the HealthLibrarian
semantic search engine for health data.

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University of Miami Center for Patient Safety Uses RTLS Solution to Monitor Hand-Washing Compliance

July 29, 2009 ‐ Patton McGinley

The University of Miami UM-JMH Center for
Patient Safety has successfully launched a hand hygiene compliance pilot project with the help of two Michigan-based technology
businesses who specialize in health care real-time locating solutions.

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More Than Half of Emergency Department Nurses Have Been Physically Assaulted at Work, New Study Finds

July 28, 2009 ‐ Patton McGinley

Our nation’s emergency departments are places
to receive treatment for injuries, but for thousands of nurses,
emergency departments are the sources of injury. A new study by the
Emergency Nurses Association finds that more than half of
emergency nurses report experiencing physical violence on the job…

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Carroll Hospital Center Adopts Amplifi to Improve Pharmacy Communications

July 28, 2009 ‐ Patton McGinley

Pharmacy OneSource, Inc. announced today that Carroll
Hospital Center in Westminster, Maryland has implemented Amplifi to
manage their formulary and communicate medication information
throughout the hospital.

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Medication Management: Integrate vs. Interface: Peering Under the Hood

July 27, 2009 ‐ Patton McGinley

Eliminating medication errors has been a priority for hospitals since the Institute of Medicine (IOM) released To Err Is Human.

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