Future Health IT blogged about RFID’s in Healthcare. Here’s a quote from his post: RFID application is still as much an art as a science. Even when...
Archive - April 2006
Here’s a very interesting article on open standards and let me preface this blog post by saying I’m not trying to bash open standards. However...
I’ve wanted to find some more information about medical PDA software since I think it would be a nice addition to my blog. I haven’t completed my...
Right now I’m feeling quite overwhelmed. If it weren’t for this boring class I’m in I probably wouldn’t have time to even post to my...
My last post is my first draft of EMR and “Biometric Integrations – Facial Recognition, Fingerprint Recognition, Palm Recognition, Retinal Scan...
EMR and Biometrics Integration Biometrics (ancient Greek: bios =”life”, metron =”measure”) is the study of automated methods for...
I initially announced the Healthcare IT Blogposium for April 18-19. It was since expanded a day to April 20th. I’m very excited to participate. This does...
The National Committee for Quality Healthcare has put out a CEO Survival Guide to EHR(sorry I hate pdf files too). If you are quite familiar with EHR then...
I’d wondered what products we could hook directly into an EMR and it made a lot of sense to me to have an EKG machine connect directly into your EMR. I...
I’ve had the chance recently to demo a number of different EMR programs. One thing I’ve found is that there are a lot of EMRs that are just...