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B Siwicki

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With worries galore, should health care rely on the Internet?

Some pioneering health care organizations are using the public Internet for more than just basic Web sites. But will fears about the reliability and security of the Internet keep most organizations from using the worldwide network of computer networks? In this story, experts debate the issue.

Chronology as Topic↗

Exploring the Internet frontier.

M-Bone, multimedia e-mail and teleconferencing are drawing providers to the Internet as a telemedicine network alternative. But security and reliability issues remain unresolved.

Computer Communication Networks↗

Enterprise networks. Strategies for integrated delivery systems.

More integrated delivery systems are making progress toward building computer networks that link all their care delivery sites so they can efficiently and economically coordinate care. A growing number of these systems are turning to intranets--private computer networks that use Internet-derived protocols and technologies--to move information that's essential to managing scare health care resources.

Computer Communication Networks↗

Help wanted.

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Computer Communication Networks↗

Back to the drawing board.

An integrated delivery system in Mississippi prepares for managed care with a massive information systems overhaul that scraps old systems in favor of new.

Community Networks↗

Outpatient electronic records. Tackling the challenges.

Outpatient providers have yet to widely embrace computer-based patient records systems. Many clinics and group practices are still learning about the technology, rather than actually implementing it. But pioneering organizations are reaping many benefits from having patient records on-line. And they're learning what works--and what doesn't--when making the transition from paper to electronic records.

Ambulatory Care Information Systems↗

Crafting new methods of systems integration.

A handful of pioneering organizations are using intranets in their systems integration efforts. They have concluded that intranets, when used in combination with interface engines, can "virtually integrate" data.

Computer Communication Networks↗

Providing the proof.

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Cost-Benefit Analysis↗

Health data security: a new priority.

As more health care information is computerized, concerns about the security of on-line data are growing. Some well-publicized health data security breaches illustrate the potentially devastating impact of confidentiality violations. This package of stories offers and in-depth look at the state of health data security. It includes a "roundtable discussion" by five prominent chief security officers, as well as articles on data encryption, biometrics, legislation and other topics.

Computer Security↗