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PubMed1993

Information becomes lifeblood of reform. Interview by Carolyn Dunbar.

The healthcare information systems industry holds the key to successful implementation of the proposals issued by the White House Task Force on Healthcare Reform, says John S. Silva, M.D., chairman of the Task Force Information Systems Working Group, in this exclusive Computers in Healthcare interview.

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PubMed1994

LIFENET/INTERNET and the health science librarian.

The Medical Library Center of New York, a cooperative library agency for the health sciences, developed a program to offer an electronic communications system (LIFENET) with access to the Internet for its members. Information on documentation and training as well as statistics on the subsequent use of the system and of the Internet are discussed in the article. Specific examples of how health science librarians are using the system include bibliographic verification, reference, research on integrated library systems, production of duplicate journal lists, and professional activities such as electronic mail and discussion groups (listservs).

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PubMed1994

Clinical information systems in the academic medical center.

Introducing new clinical information systems at an academic medical center presents unique challenges related to: Academic infrastructure. Diversity. Communication. The purpose of this article is to describe these special challenges and strategies used at the University of Michigan Medical Center (UMMC) in response. After numerous discussions with colleagues at other academic institutions, we believe that these challenges are remarkably similar at many if not most academic medical centers across the country.

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PubMed1994

The basics of EDI (electronic data interchange): a pathway to the information highway.

With EDI, patients such as Jane Russo can focus not on the time-consuming and often confusing business of benefit coordination, but on getting well. Similarly, the registration clerk's job is simplified thanks to a single electronic link that provides the information needed to perform his or her job accurately and efficiently. The health information management department can use EDI to maintain authority over the release of information and make the process of transferring patient information more expeditious. As EDI further evolves into the clinical arena, it will enhance care providers' access to longitudinal patient clinical records. In addition, the information highway will provide access to better information for quality assessment, outcomes management, and the development of clinical guidelines. With access to the information highway, healthcare providers, payers, and employers can take an evolutionary leap in their efforts toward coordinating truly patient-centered, high-quality care.

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PubMed1994

HotList. Integration tools.

July's HotList features integration tools. Although many information systems vendors build custom interfaces or provide links to integrated systems, the focus of this Integration Tools HotList is to discover those companies who deliver truly useful tools for integrating disparate systems. All data provided by individual vendors responding to survey questions. Health Management Technology made every effort to contact all vendors within this market. Of 50 vendors contacted, 28 responded as offering integration tools. A full contact list may be requested by calling HMT editorial at (303) 220-0600. See The 1994 Health Management Technology Market Directory for complete listings.

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