Security Biometrics Security is pretty impressive. We’ve joked a few times about what happens if you lose your finger (the situation at Wendy’s...
Archive - March 2006
I was approached the other day by my HIM (medical records) staff with a sheet of paper asking me to find which patient it belonged to. Yes, unfortunately we...
Sure, Dragon Naturally Speaking is amazing voice recognition software and very useful to an EMR. Biometrics is great for security and speed of access. Facial...
Looking over the search terms that have been used to find my site I’ve often been surprised by how many people are interested in my Google Portal for...
Tablet Kiosk has posted its version of the Windows UMPC (code named Origami) with prices and some specs on the product. Here’s some information from...
I’ve doing more reading on EMR and the likes since I finished a business plan I was writing. Here’s a few articles/blog posts that I found...
I’ve been reading quite a bit of discussion about a new CCHIT certification that is being created for EMR companies. I really think these medical...
Why would an EMR company not want to use these databases (or at least ones like them)? I’ve recenly come accross SnoMed and RxNorm. I honestly...
I saw someone give a great idea about which part of the chart should be scanned into your EMR. I should do some more posting on how, what, when to scan into an...
Many people who have come to my EMR and HIPAA blog have probably wondered why the address of the website is www.crashutah.com. Honestly, there is only one...