HIT Report from KLAS: Nurse and Staff Scheduling: Tightening Up the Ship?, Electronic Healthcare, 6(1) 2007
With the current nursing shortage, tight budgets and minimum staffing requirements, some providers say their staff and nurse scheduling technology is helping them run a tight ship. KLAS recently conducted a study of staff and ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: Medical Transcription Outsourcing, Electronic Healthcare, 5(2) 2006
KLAS recently completed its first Medical Transcription Outsourcing (MTSO) study, examining vendor performance, the cost and benefits/ROI of outsourced transcription services and the impacts of off-shore transcription services ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: Cardiovascular PACS: Recent KLAS Findings, Electronic Healthcare, 5(1) 2006
Cardiovascular medicine is a very profitable area of healthcare, yet it is several years behind radiology when it comes to technology adoption. Accordingly, providers are clamoring for more information on integrated ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: Clinical Portals: A Win for Providers, Electronic Healthcare, 4(4) 2006
To meet this challenge, some hospital organizations are striving to integrate these disparate products, which can be a formidable and painful task. Other organizations have implemented clinical portals as a preliminary step ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: New Clinical Implementations: Late But Worth the Wait?, Electronic Healthcare, 4(3) 2006
For example, while 34% of Nurse Charting projects are projected on schedule, only 20% actually went live on time and 46% are delayed. CPOE and Physician Notes projects rarely go live on time, with only 8% and 9% respectively ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: Professional Services 2004; Provider-Based Professional Clinical and …, Electronic Healthcare, 3(3) 2005
To qualify, a project must either be a one-time project completed in the last 24 months or an ongoing project that has completed a measurable portion (major module live) of an implementation project. This segment includes projects ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: Successes and Challenges with Full IT Outsourcing, Electronic Healthcare, 4(2) 2005
Today's healthcare is complex from both a business and an IT perspective. Decisions regarding care provided and the technology behind it are paramount to business survival and appear core to a facility's ability to ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: Clinical Automation in the Physician Office: FOCUS: e-Prescribing/ …, Electronic Healthcare, 4(1) 2005
As clinician awareness of the benefits of using computers (as a tool to reduce medical errors) increases, more physician offices are looking at an e-Prescribing/Ambulatory EMR strategy. The purpose of this study (March ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: FOCUS: Medication Administration Application Performance, Electronic Healthcare, 3(4) 2005
Medication Administration 2004. Bar code technology is emerging as a solution in support of closed loop medication administration and the "Five Rights" - the right patient receiving the right medication at the right ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: Professional Services 2004; Provider-Based Professional Clinical and …, Electronic H Quarterly, E Healthcare, N Leadership, H Policy, … - longwoods.com
To qualify, a project must either be a one-time project completed in the last 24 months or an ongoing project that has completed a measurable portion (major module live) of an implementation project. This segment includes projects ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: Focus: Dictation, Transcription and Speech Recognition 2004, Electronic Healthcare, 3(2) 2004
Healthcare dictation, transcription and speech recognition (DTSR) systems are a group of products geared to facilitate the recording and transcription of human speech so that dictated contents become part of a ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: Focus: Dictation, Transcription and Speech Recognition 2004, Electronic Healthcare, 3(2) 2004
PCC into Perspective - longwoods.com. Healthcare dictation, transcription and speech recognition (DTSR) systems are a group of products geared to facilitate the recording and transcription of human speech so that dictated contents become part of a ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: PACS 2003; FOCUS: Picture Archive and Communication Systems (PACS) Market, Electronic Healthcare, 2(4) 2004
Ten vendors qualified for this study (Agfa, DR Systems, eMed, Fuji, GE, Kodak, McKesson, Philips, Siemens and Stentor). Each vendor had sufficient survey data to meet the KLAS minimum standard for statistical confidence. Vendor ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: Radiology Information Systems 2003: Market Performance, Electronic Healthcare, 2(3) 2003
Early RIS focused on exam processing, charge capture, and film library functions. Today's RIS users are seeking radiology workflow management systems with the ability to automate information flow through the radiology ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: CPOE Usage 2004: The Realities of Computerized Physician Order Entry, Electronic Healthcare, 3(1) 2004
To "qualify" for the study, the participant had to be "live" with CPOE in either an inpatient or ambulatory setting. In an attempt to survey every site possible, all HIT CPOE vendors were invited to provide a list of their live CPOE ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: CPOE Usage 2002, The Realities of Computerized Physician Order Entry, Electronic Healthcare, 2(2) 2003
Survey Participants. To qualify, the participant had to be "live" with CPOE in either an inpatient or ambulatory setting. In an attempt to survey every site possible, all HIT CPOE vendors were invited to provide a list of their live ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: PACS 2002; FOCUS: Picture Archive and Communication Systems (PACS) Market, Electronic Healthcare, 2(1) 2003
This extract, from a recent PACS study, provides a snapshot of today's market performance and industry trends, through the eyes of both users and vendors, as the market continues to grow and its vendors and products ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: CPOE Usage 2002, The Realities of Computerized Physician Order Entry, Electronic Healthcare, 2(2) 2003
Survey Participants. To qualify, the participant had to be "live" with CPOE in either an inpatient or ambulatory setting. In an attempt to survey every site possible, all HIT CPOE vendors were invited to provide a list of their live ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: PACS 2002; FOCUS: Picture Archive and Communication Systems (PACS) Market, Electronic Healthcare, 2(1) 2003
This extract, from a recent PACS study, provides a snapshot of today's market performance and industry trends, through the eyes of both users and vendors, as the market continues to grow and its vendors and products ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: Emergency Department Systems Study; FOCUS: Eight ED Vendor Products, Electronic Healthcare, 1(4) 2002
Emergency Department (ED) Systems appear to be a system whose "time has come." Aided by recent advancements in technology and application software, ED automation is demonstrating solid benefits with proven Return on ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: HIT Performance: Physician Order Entry Perception Study; FOCUS: Leading, Electronic Healthcare, 1(3) 2002
This extract from a recent study offers unique insight into the perception of HIT executives relative to the leading Physician Order Entry - Clinical Information System (CPR based) vendors, in the healthcare ...
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The HIT Report from KLAS: The Filmless Revolution; Focus: Picture Archive and Communication Systems, Electronic Healthcare, 1(2) 2001
PACS networks installed by Agfa, Canon Medical Systems, DR Systems, GE Medical Systems, Kodak Health Imaging, Marconi Medical Systems, Philips and Siemens Medical Solutions were surveyed. With few exceptions, buyers narrow down ...
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