excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 99% The solutions are here Summary: August, 1996 Healthcare document management and workflow. The solutions are here. We are pleased to present the industry's finest solution providers focused upon healthcare applications. The challenge for today's healthcare management is to provide a continuing higher level of service, while reducing the cost of providing that service. The solutions described in this paper provide a road map to... 95% Information access will define the winners in the new millennium Summary: Enterprise Storage Solutions For Data & Document Management. By Bryan Foertsch, Founder and Managing Principal. We chose the title "Enterprise Storage Solutions for Data & Document Management" for this set of white papers because it typifies what is happening today in enterprises around the globe. For years we have had the luxury of access to reams of data that was stored on various... 93% Bnkngtabcont Summary: Imaging, Document Information Mamagement & Workflow Solutions. Healthcare Enterprise The solutions are here. Image-enabling the healthcare enterprise. Document capture for the healthcare enterprise. ICR issues when integrated with a document imaging system. 91% Why did we create this white paper? Summary: . By David Wood and Bryan Foertch, Wood Associates The dramatic growth in Electronic Document Capture (EDC) technology has expanded the industry's capability dramatically. The market is now product- and solution-rich, but information-poor. EDC systems all include the same basic operations: * image acquisition * image enhancement and QA * data entry * data quality... 90% Table Of Contents--Enterprise Storage White Paper Summary: Enterprise Storage Solutions For Data & Document Management Enterprise Storage Solutions. Magneto-optical storage solutions for enterprise storage management. Document management in the enterprise. Julie Rogers, Storage Technology Corp. Enterprise storage management: the past and the present. 89% Integration: The key to image management Summary: "Without the integration with our HIS applications, we could not realize the tremendous cost savings and gains in productivity that we have. How an imaging system is implemented can be as important as the functionality itself. Third, the productivity gains and cost savings can easily justify the implementation costs. After gaining experience in patient accounting, most healthcare organizations... 88% Information warehousing Summary: .. how many acronyms can we assign to healthcare information technology? None of these systems alone can provide the information required for a complete computerized patient record. In a capitated environment, this can be very expensive for the provider. The warehouse can allow access to all information by integrating current and historical patient information, regardless of where it is stored,... 88% Image-enabling the healthcare enterprise Summary: Central data repositories and imaging. However, these repositories are limited to structured electronic data, i.e., letters and numbers. A closer look at central data repositories. They can also store and retrieve the images and other data on optical storage media. With these facts in mind, many hospitals are looking to integrate their central data repositories with imaging systems. 88% Improved patient care through document imaging Summary: The patient records are available wherever they are needed, with access through workstations on a LAN. Accordingly, it is very important to have an efficient means of entering paper documents into the electronic records system. The images still retain the familiar format of charts and records." The system is being deployed on a LAN throughout the hospital. With document images, the physician has... 88% Good Medicine Summary: Competition is intense yet contradictory. Yet both are vital to effective use of information for patient care. Scanning will always be required to some degree. The ability to distribute information across multiple facilities is becoming key to an organization's ability to maintain a competitive edge. The ability to secure information, yet keep it accessible, is a tremendous challenge. 86% Enterprisewide solution for integrated delivery Summary: By E. Andrew Mayo, Executive Vice President, MedPlus Inc. Medical records and the associated medical records information system (MRIS) must be the source for the "legal" medical record. Architecture for an enterprisewide patient record system.) * Encrypted digitized signature: A signature password verifies the user's signature authority. E. Andrew Mayo is Executive VP of MedPlus Inc. 86% 40 companies to watch in 1997 Summary: They are: R.E. Ray Edwards, Apex D.E. Dan Elam, IMERGE B. T.S. Robert Smallwood, Image Associates S. 84% Value added workshops Summary: Imaging World, September 1st, 1996 Free To All Attendees. Monday, September 30. Healthcare/Medical: Managing the electronic patient record. No area of document management is expanding more rapidly. 9:00-10:30 a.m. Crossing vertical industry boundaries with document-centric information management. 84% Limiting access without limiting care Summary: SECURITY DILEMMA FACES ELECTRONIC PATIENT RECORDS.e., assurance that data is not lost or modified) and confidentiality should fall to care providers. Tonnesen says, "The care providers are themselves patients whose data is in the medical record; they have a vested interest, as do all patients, in supporting efforts to ensure data privacy."e. healthcare providers either have access to all records... 84% A perspective on industry leadership Summary: A perspective on industry leadership. Two associations, AIIM and IMC, have clearly played a leadership role in our industry's growth and change over many decades. Today AIIM is the largest association representing our industry. The growth of the IMC exhibition and conference in Europe closely parallels industry growth. That market was estimated to grow to approximately $9.6 billion by 1998. 84% Rx for claims processing headaches Summary: , image-assisted claims processing, concurrent image access and display, inexpensive and more efficient data storage, high-speed image/data distribution, and cost effective image archival capabilities. Electronic data distribution also means concurrent access of information, regardless of physical location. The key to success depends on the quality of the information collected from its origin.... 83% Workflow's unique contribution to healthcare Summary: software. However, it has been difficult to produce flexible applications in the mainframe environment that can handle the creation and management of knowledge found in patient care or real-time decision making.. Workflow software accelerates organ transplant matching. The organ transplant matching process has many requirements that are well suited for workflow software such as Lotus Notes. The... 83% TELEform tackles cyber-forms Cardiff Software ... Summary: TELEform tackles cyber-forms. Cardiff Software (San Marcos, CA) has taken its forms processing software beyond paper forms and onto the Internet. The TELEform Internet Solution ($4,995) automates the creation, distribution and processing of HTML forms. Running in conjunction with an existing TELEform product, this latest release can convert either an existing TELEform document or paper form... 83% ImagingExpo'96: A world-class conference schedu Summary: Monday, September 30. Monday, September 30. Monday, September 30. Monday, September 30. Monday, September 30. 83% The vision thing Developing your enterprise Summary: In business, winning teams understand the value of information technology and how it enables and enhances strategy. 1. Business resource vs. Strategy vs. Tactical, then, is the execution and stewardship of that strategy. ESP ties directly into the enterprise's strategy.
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