Madison, Wis. — Moving past the balkanization of information technology in healthcare will take working proactively with vendors, said presenters at the Digital Healthcare Conference 2006. And vendors aren't necessarily reluctant to be pushed around a bit by informed customers....
Madison, Wis. — They can cost as much as buildings and there are many stakeholders. But good IT implementations are possible if the right people are involved and excited, said presenters at the Digital Healthcare Conference....
Household planning will accomplish more in preparing for the eventual spread of a virulent strain of avian flu than will any reliance on information technology, attendees of WTN Media's Digital Healthcare Conference were told. ...
Madison, Wis. —Information technology managers in healthcare received a heavy dose of reality about IT integration in their field during the opening session of WTN Media's "Digital Healthcare Conference." ...
The nation's dysfunctional healthcare system may undermine any progress in patient care made possible by the adoption of electronic health records, according to a featured speaker at the Digital Healthcare Conference 2006. ...
Rich media communications may be improving the way educational institutions and businesses communicate and collaborate, but Sonic Foundry, a provider of automated rich media communications technology, still lost nearly $1 million in the second quarter of fiscal year 2006. ...
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers have until June 1 to submit initial proposals as part of a grant program designed to stimulate collaborative research projects....
With the goal of improving patient safety, standardizing processes, and saving a projected $70 million in five years, the Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare system will soon launch a multi-state electronic health records implementation....
Three Wisconsin businesses will receive funding for technology development projects from the Wisconsin Department of Commerce under the Technology Assistance Grant program....
Abbas Ourmazd could look 80 miles to the west and be extremely jealous of the pace of building at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He's not....