Healthcare Information Technology, Strategic Development
Physicians Rush to Enroll in SynaMed's "Free EMR for Life" Promotion
Physicians Rush to Enroll in SynaMed's "Free EMR for Life" Promotion. More<
InnerWireless, Cisco, Hospira and PatientKeeper have partnered
InnerWireless, Cisco, Hospira and PatientKeeper have partnered to create solutions that allow physicians, nurses and patients to communicate and access data wirelessly from anywhere inside a hospital, including at the point of care.
I-trax Inc.
I-trax Inc. and Peter Hotz entered into an Amended and Restated Employment Agreement. Under the terms of the Employment Agreement, Mr.
GetWellNetwork Inc. and KidsHealth
GetWellNetwork Inc. and KidsHealth announced a partnership to co-develop a comprehensive suite of pediatric patient education content specifically designed for parents, kids and teens. The KidsHealth patient education videos will be exclusively accessible at the patient bedside through the GetWellNetwork(R) PatientLife System(R).
The New Democrat Coalition's health care task force
The New Democrat Coalition's health care task force, led by Reps. Lois Capps, Allyson Schwartz and Jason Altmire, will focus on advancing bipartisan health care legislation, such as requiring health care providers to use electronic prescription systems. CongressDaily.
Eclipsys Corp. is entering the community hospital market
Eclipsys Corp. is entering the community hospital market with a scaled-down version of its Sunrise Clinical Manager software. The new software can be implemented within 11-18 months--with a goal of less than a year--compared with 18-24 months for Clinical Manager, according to the vendor. Implementation costs are about 30% less.
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Microsoft is partnering with the Mayo Clinic
In one of a string of related deals with high-profile healthcare players, Microsoft is partnering with the Mayo Clinic to develop consumer health management tools based on its HealthVault connectivity platform. The Mayo Clinic Health Solutions division of the group practice will work with the Microsoft to develop applications to run on HealthVault, a platform dubbed a PHR by many, though not by Microsoft itself.
