The big I is becoming more and more important for patients and healthcare staff. If you want to see a glimpse of the enormity of the discussions on this topic, search Google or your favorite search engine. The results for a recent search I did netted about 300,000 or so articles, from vendors, industry organizations and even ANSI sponsored groups, such as HITSP.
Interoperability of computer systems trickles down from the systems level, into the daily lives of a variety of personnel, including nurses. Most recently, the DOD (US Department of Defense) and VA (Veterans Administration) are working on this very issue to provide seamless healthcare to active military personnel and veterans.
Monday, September 29, 2008
Interoperability
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
A new technology/nursing article
This one arrived in my mailbox this morning courtesy of http://www.nursinglink.com/
Technology and nursing
Technology and nursing
Sunday, September 7, 2008
A good iPhone read
If you love your iPhone, but wonder about what they left out, check out this article, Ten Features Still Missing from iPhone at www.informit.com.
InformIT is a great information technology resource that delves into security, certification and other business issues related to IT.
InformIT is a great information technology resource that delves into security, certification and other business issues related to IT.
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Need help? Just talk
That's what many LTC facilities are now doing to manage charting, paging and care plan use. Vocollect Healthcare has a product called AccuNurse which helps staff document and do their jobs more efficiently through voice technology.
If you are an LTC nurse and want to sell this product, they are looking for you, too. (See this job listing.)
If you are an LTC nurse and want to sell this product, they are looking for you, too. (See this job listing.)
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