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The Overworked Manager’s Rescue Package

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Learn how to apply simple, easy-to-understand performance management principles to save management time and get more done. Covers: Hiring, Orienting, Managing, Motivation, Appraisal and Dismissal of employees.
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United Memorial Medical Center Moves to Perceptive Software?s ECM Solutions for Healthcare

United Memorial Medical Center Moves to Perceptive Software’s ECM Solutions for Healthcare












Shawnee, Kan. (Vocus/PRWEB) January 25, 2011

Perceptive Software, creator of enterprise content management (ECM) solutions, including ImageNow document management, imaging and workflow, announced today that United Memorial Medical Center will replace its current document management solution with Perceptive Software’s ECM solutions for healthcare. They will implement the Perceptive solutions in medical records, patient registration and in the business office.

“The current state of our document management and scanning technology served a simple and effective purpose, however as an organization, we felt we needed to move forward with a more robust, flexible enterprise solution that can accommodate our health information management and registration departments, as well as our back office needs,” said Kurt Calman, Chief Information Officer, United Memorial Medical Center.

Located between Buffalo and Rochester in New York, United Memorial Medical Center is the only acute care hospital in Genesee County. With 131 licensed beds, they provide necessary healthcare services to a regional population of over 93,000 residents. United Memorial Medical Center will seamlessly integrate ImageNow with its MEDITECH application, enabling employees at the medical center to manage content throughout its lifecycle, wherever it’s needed in the facility. Advanced scanning, archiving and integration options will enable clinical and administrative staff across the facility to electronically manage patient information directly from patient records in MEDITECH, including the ability for physicians to electronically sign patient medical records.

“With ImageNow, we will be able to move forward to a paperless system, consolidate resources into a single encompassing solution and streamline the workflows for all staff involved, including our physicians,” said Calman. “The flexibility of the product and its feature set, while remaining simple to use, really put Perceptive ahead of the competition. The ability to integrate with a multitude of different information systems was a major point in our decision, especially with the enterprise document management solution. In addition, the ability to maintain security and track the entire audit trail of medical documentation tremendously improves some of the paper processes in place today and keeps us ahead of the curve when it comes to HIPAA compliancy. ImageNow will be a key point for our organization in providing options to our doctors and medical record staff, which in turn will improve our quality of care and service.”

About Perceptive Software (http://www.perceptivesoftware.com)

Since 1995 Perceptive Software has built enterprise content management software, including ImageNow®, to help organizations effortlessly manage the entire lifecycle of their documents and information, fueling greater operational efficiency. Organizations in more than 30 countries rely on Perceptive Software to simplify their business processes through innovative ECM solutions that create immediate and lasting impact.

Contact: Jeremy McNeive

o: 913-667-5003 m: 913-488-9186

jeremy(dot)mcneive(at)perceptivesoftware(dot)com

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New Portable Medical Records Can Save Lives in an Emergency


San Diego, CA (PRWEB) December 5, 2006

Vital Record Corporation (www.vitalrecord.net) announces a computer application named ViRec, which records medical history onto a thumb-sized storage device and onto a standard cell phone. As many as 98,000 people die each year due to medical errors. A study given in “The Journal of the American Medical Association” (5/2005) indicates the death rate has changed little. To help reduce medical errors, the ViRec portable medical records application provides direct access to a person’s medical information, such as identification information, prescription and non-prescription medications, doctors and care givers, insurance carriers, and family history.

When the storage device is plugged into a computer, the medical information is automatically displayed using the computer’s installed Internet browser application. In an emergency, medical personnel have immediate access to the medical information simply by browsing the various pages containing the medical data. Alternatively, the medical history can be stored on a cell phone and subsequently displayed using simple key selection available on the phone.

For ease of recording the medical information, web page format is used. The data is written to the portable storage device for viewing with a standard Internet browser. The option of including a digital photograph of the owner is provided in the Identification category of the medical data.

The unique portable storage unit is a “plug and play” device. When it is plugged into a computer, the ViRec application automatically starts with a button selection for launching the Internet browser with the initial Identification page of the medical information. As with standard web page format, selections are made with buttons to select and view the various pages of medical data.

With the “plug and play” feature, emergency medical personnel do not need special application training since a standard web browser is used for viewing the medical information.

The small storage unit contains the ViRec application and controls, as well as all the medical information. Thus, all components of ViRec are self contained in the portable device.

Although a web browser is used to record and view the medical information, no internet connection is required. The medical information is kept private and secure and not vulnerable to access on the public, untrusted Internet. Additionally, the medical data stored on the device is encrypted and cannot be read using any other application.

Moreover, no external power is needed to maintain the contents of the storage unit. Because the unit is small, it can be carried, worn around the neck, or placed on a key chain.

An added function of the ViRec application is the transmission of medical information from the storage unit to a standard cell phone. A temporary Internet connection is required to send the medical data in encrypted form to the Vital Record Corporation server before placement on the cell phone.

The installed application manager software of the cell phone is used to retrieve the medical data from the company’s server, including a special ViRec application for displaying the data. The medical data is automatically removed from the server once it has been successfully stored on the cell phone.

To use this added function, the cell phone must have Internet access capability to retrieve the medical data. The cell phone must also support Java applications known as Midlets.

For additional information on ViRec Emergency Medical Records, visit www.vitalRecord.net.

Contact:

Roy Whittington, Director

Vital Record Corporation

13139 Roundup Ave.

San Diego, CA 92129

858-538-9091

roy_whittington @ vitalrecord.net

http://www.vitalrecord.net

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MedTrakker – a New System to Manage Medical Records and Health Information for Seniors

MedTrakker – a New System to Manage Medical Records and Health Information for Seniors












(Vocus/PRWEB) February 11, 2011

The medical records and health information guide is finally available online. Amber Bowden has officially put the medical records industry on notice: senior citizens will soon be clamoring to get her personal medical record keeper, Medtrakker as it takes the confusion out of an otherwise daunting task.

During a time of uncertainty and confusion, seniors can rely on the personal medical record keeper to help them organize and provide up-to-the minute tracking of their major medical health insurance information, medical conditions information and medicine medical information

As Amber Bowden states, “I first designed the Cancer Medical Organizer for my mother when she was diagnosed with Leukemia. My personal experience navigating and making decisions was overwhelming to manage every aspect of her treatment care process”.

When a senior is diagnosed with failing health, it can become difficult to manage even the basic care.    As a person struggles to make life choices, the personal medical organizer, Medtrakker facilitates simple and efficient care by providing a systematic approach to record keeping.

The personal medical organizer offers the following benefits to seniors:


         Offers the convenience of having all medical records centralized in one location.
         Helps manage all medical allergies, conditions, physicians’ visits, medications, and
Procedures.

         Provides current and accurate information to physicians and health care providers
         Provides peace of mind to both the senior and caregiver.
         Prevents potential drug interactions by listing all medications and allergies

Seniors can customize their personal medical organizer by choosing from a variety of pictures for the front of their Medtrakker. Not only will the Medtrakker provide a one stop solution for the senior’s medical organization needs but it will be customized to represent their own particular lifestyle.

The Medtrakker takes the risk out of senior’s forgetting something critical when it comes to monitoring their health issues. Amber Bowden’s product provides a comprehensive plan for a senior to self manage their medical situation while trusting that they will not forget or confuse anything.    

More than just a medical records tracking system, the Bowden’s solution helps seniors take an active role in their own health care management.

The medical organizers are available exclusively online at: http://www.medtrakker.com/

For Media: Amber Bowden is available for speaking, events, book signings and expert quotes.

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Medical Practice Management Software – Advanced Data Systems MedicsElite Introduction

MedicsElite – medical practice management software systems (www.adsc.com) is the ultimate software for power, flexibility, and reliability. MedicsElite is developed, marketed, and supported by Advanced Data Systems, a solid company with over 30 years of experience automating medical practices.
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McAfee || KBIC.com || Revenue Cycle Director Midwest

0-5k Base + Bonus || Top 5 Hospital Executive || Autonomy and Control for all of Revenue Cycle except Case Management || 50 FTE’s || Strong BOM and Strong Admissions Manager || We want/need someone that can lead a good organization in the area of medical records, revenue integrity, etc. || Reports to the CFO who is very progressive and is looking for this person to lead. || McAfee’s Professional Video: www.kbic.com || Contact John McAfee for full details || John McAfee || Kaye/Bassman International’s Healthcare Finance Recruiting Practice in the MIDWEST || 972-265-5258 || JLM@KBIC.COM

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San Diego Beacon Community: Improving Health Through Health Technology

Watch an overview of the San Diego Beacon Community and learn how what they are doing to improve care through health IT in San Diego, CA. To learn more: healthit.hhs.gov Anupam Goel, MD, and Ted Chan, MD, from the San Diego Beacon Community also called the “San Diego Beacon Collaborative (SDBC)”, discuss how their Beacon Community will expand electronic health information exchange to enable providers to improve medical care decisions and overall care quality, to empower patients to engage in their own health management, and to reduce unnecessary and redundant testing.

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Healthpac Computer Systems inc. – Dashboard Demo for Medical Billing

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Digital’s Ideal Partner, Kodak Reference Archive

What if you could capture your digital data and documents once and forever on Kodak Reference Archive Media—a searchable, human-readable, safe, cost-effective, and long-term medium? An ideal partner demonstrated to last 200 times longer than the anticipated lifespan of information on DVD? And then store these documents on a system that allows you to search, find, and re-digitize any record? You can future-proof your records management now with the Kodak Reference Archive System.
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