ElectronicHealthcare

Articles

May 2002

Board Profiles

Cynthia Martin

May 2002

The HIT Report from KLAS: HIT Performance: Physician Order Entry Perception Study; FOCUS: Leading Physician Order Entry - Clinical Information System Vendors

KLAS

May 2002

When Computers Learn to Talk: A Web Services Primer; What are Web services? Why should you care?

Samir Patil and Suneel Saigal

May 2002

The Components of Automated Healthcare Order Management

Thomas Handler and Barry Hieb

May 2002

The EHR and Patient Safety: A Paradigm Shift for Healthcare Decision-Makers

Denis Protti and Mariana Catz

May 2002

Physician Order Entry Systems Should Be Integrated

Thomas Handler and Barry Hieb

May 2002

Physician Order Entry: The Wave That Never Breaks

Matthew Morgan

May 2002

Bringing Data to the Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) Process; The PPPESO Perinatal Database: From Low Tech to High Tech

Jim Bottomley, Paula Stewart, Patricia Niday, Peter Finkle, Shelley Moneta, Ann Mitchell, Monica Prince and Paul Mahood

May 2002

An Aging Population: Challenges to the Electronic Health Record Development and Health Informatics Community

Mariana Catz, Anthony Bernardo, Jacqui Phillips and Irene Podolak

May 2002

The Editor's Focus: The Pathology of IT Investments

Michael Guerriere

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ElectronicHealthcare

Articles

Board Profiles

The HIT Report from KLAS: HIT Performance: Physician Order Entry Perception Study; FOCUS: Leading Physician Order Entry - Clinical Information System Vendors

When Computers Learn to Talk: A Web Services Primer; What are Web services? Why should you care?

The Components of Automated Healthcare Order Management

The EHR and Patient Safety: A Paradigm Shift for Healthcare Decision-Makers

Physician Order Entry Systems Should Be Integrated

Physician Order Entry: The Wave That Never Breaks

Bringing Data to the Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) Process; The PPPESO Perinatal Database: From Low Tech to High Tech

An Aging Population: Challenges to the Electronic Health Record Development and Health Informatics Community

The Editor's Focus: The Pathology of IT Investments

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