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PubMed1995

Optical disk storage saves time and money.

Hospitals run on paper, or sometimes so it seems. The patient accounts department at Cabell Huntington Hospital was having an increasingly difficult time handling the hospital's growing patient accounts load, which was creating a forest of paperwork to be processed, filed, retrieved, updated, and refiled.

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PubMed1995

Where's the data? Hierarchical storage management systems.

Management of the vast volume of documents and data that must be maintained in an EPRS requires well designed architecture that can manage the complexities involved in allowing secure, long-term storage of the information combined with speed of access necessary to please users. This calls for a tightly integrated platform of hardware and software components that are optimized to work in the health information environment.

Abstracting and Indexing↗
PubMed1994

High speed document imaging supports: HMO's rush of new members.

Today, Physicians Health Services Inc. (PHS), headquartered in Trumbull, Conn., is one of the nation's largest, publicly-held IPA model HMOs. But in 1977, when it became operational, only four percent of Americans were covered under HMOs, and file cabinets and manual processes were the status quo in healthcare operations. Fortunately for us, PHS has forward thinking directors and executives who saw the value of introducing an image-based operations management system into our organization.

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PubMed1995

Document imaging: long-term solution or stop-gap measure?

Just what exactly does a "paperless office" mean? To some healthcare professionals, it means just that-no use of paper documents whatsoever. But to others, "paperless" more or less means using paper documents to reach a higher level of electronic recording, in other words-document imaging. We asked four industry insiders to discuss their views and opinions on the use of document imaging in healthcare. Their comments follow.

Forms and Records Control↗
PubMed1995

Document imaging vendors and their systems.

As hospital administrators confront the towers of paper generated daily throughout their organizations, document imaging technology promises short-term and possibly long-term relief. Sales of document imaging systems remain strong, probably due to their easy cost justification. The following pages offer an overview, a market sample of document image-vendors who target healthcare.

Catalogs, Commercial as Topic↗