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Facilitating linkage through universal patient identifiers: a difficult endeavor.

The article discusses the creation and use of universal patient identifiers to facilitate the linkage of patient records from all the components of the health care delivery system. The benefits and disadvantages of using a national health identifier that uses the Social Security number are discussed. A number of universal patient identifier proposals are presented to illustrate the complexity of the issue. The article concludes with a discussion of what health information managers can currently do in their own facilities to facilitate access to integrated information.

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The system works.

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Patient heal thyself.

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Intranets: the latest trend in the development of broad health networks.

Frustrated by high costs, many organizers of community health information networks are tuning to low-cost, easy-to-implement Internet technologies and protocols. Of the 22 broad network initiatives still under way, about half are either planning to build intranets or incorporating Internet technologies on some form.

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ActiveX vs. Java. What roles will these technologies play?

ActiveX and Java capitalize on distributed object computing and have great potential for making information systems truly interoperable. But a battle for market dominance between their developers--Microsoft Corp. and Sun Microsystems Inc., respectively--could cause confusion. And it's unclear what role these two important new technologies will play in health care. For now, a number of pioneering organizations are experimenting with using the technology to improve data flow and access.

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Caught in the Web. Combating work stress in the information age.

The computer, the fax, the cell phone, the pager--all the trappings of the information age--cause much stress in the workplace. Mastering these gadgets--knowing how and when to use them and dealing with the barrage of messages generated by them--is essential to maintaining workplace sanity.

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Up and ATM?

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