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T L Chin

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Provider automation. Where should we start?

For an integrated delivery system in Memphis, the starting point for its enterprisewide automation efforts was obvious. It had an immediate need to improve business operations.

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Is wireless technology ready to roll?

For years, health care organizations have been slow to accept wireless technology. But as more organizations are finding that the technology can improve care and save money, they're jumping on the wireless bandwagon. Some pioneering providers are even deploying multiple wireless technology applications. Their success is providing a road map for others to follow and building confidence in the emerging technology.

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Telemedicine. Secrets to success.

In designing telemedicine programs, developers must carefully assess needs, select the right technology and figure out how to pay for their programs.

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Intranets emerging as new human resources platform.

Some pioneering health care organizations are taking the innovative step of capitalizing on their intranets, private networks that use Internet technologies and protocols, for human resources purposes. These providers and payers plan to use their intranets to enable employees to enroll a new family member in a benefit plan or check how many vacations days they have left.

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Reaching out to physicians.

One of the nation's largest physician practice management companies is rolling out to virtual private network to collect, analyze and disseminate outcomes data to physicians via the Internet.

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The new health information networks: CHINtranets.

Organizers of the surviving community health information networks are gravitating to Internet technologies as a way to hold down costs and make the networks easier to use. This story analyzes the strategies of these survivors.

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Windows NT continues its battle for market share.

A growing number of health care organizations are implementing applications that run on the Microsoft Windows NT network operating system. But most of the early adopters are applying NT at the department level rather than using it for enterprisewide tasks. And the many flavors of Unix continue to dominate the market for network operating systems in health care.

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