Hospital customizes software to achieve internal needs.
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Healthcare and high-tech writer Rob Hard scoured the exhibit hall at the huge Association for Information and Image Management (AIIM) annual conference. He discovered that healthcare professionals are seeking ways to redesign workflow and incorporate the technology into their business plans.
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More and more hospital CEOs are recognizing the importance of aligning the goals for their information systems with those of their strategic plans. In addition, information management experts offer advice on how CEOs can participate in IS selections without getting bogged down in details.
With operating costs ever rising and reimbursements ever tightening, hospitals are looking for ways to cut costs at every turn. The good news is that there are a lot of innovative, imaginative approaches being tried in every area of hospital operations--approaches that don't require massive financial investment, organizational restructuring, or teams of outside consultants. The examples we've found through talking with hospitals across the country are a fair sample of the types of opportunities out there. They range across the entire hospital, from the laboratory to the pharmacy to nursing to waste management to the medical staff to the operating suite. In other words, something for everyone.
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A new application of an old technology is helping a group of hospitals shrink medical waste to a more manageable size. The project is part of a broader effort by the South Carolina Hospital Association to help its member hospitals deal with the growing medical waste problem.
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