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Health Guru Predicts End to Medical Errors
By Robert Michel | From the Volume XIV No. 15 – October 29, 2007 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: One of the most exciting developments in patient safety is that it is now possible to begin eliminating adverse events in healthcare, declared Lucien Leape, M.D., Professor of Health Policy at the Harvard School of Public Health. Leape bases his prediction on how pioneer hosp…
Emerging Global Trends in How Labs Are Using āDistributed Computingā
By Robert Michel | From the Volume XIV No. 7 – May 14, 2007 Issue
āIn several different countries, laboratories already use ādistributed computingā, in the form of a single LIS data center that provides informatics services to as many as 25 laboratories in a region. The trend is to increase interoperability and portability of the i…
Why Labs Will Increase their Use of Middleware and Informatics
By Robert Michel | From the Volume XIV No. 6 – April 23, 2007 Issue
āAcross the globe, laboratories face similar and significant challenges in how they use information technology and middleware to solve problems.ā āJacques Baudin, Executive Vice President, Technidata America Medical Software CEO SUMMARY: Midd…
Lab Tests in Pharmacies, Genzyme, Healthe, Singing River Hospital, VA
By Robert Michel | From the Volume XII No. 15 – October 24, 2005 Issue
IT IS OFTEN SUGGESTED that pharmacies are a logical place to combine laboratory testing with prescription services. Such an arrangement would be consumer-friendly and has the potential to improve patient care while lowering costs. In Great Britain, the National Health Service has launched a pilot pr…
GE Healthcare Will Acquire IDX Systems for $1.2 Billion
By Robert Michel | From the Volume XII No. 14 – October 3, 2005 Issue
BIG CORPORATIONS continue racing to create the universal EMR (Electronic Medical Record) and a fully-integrated healthcare informatics platform. Last Thursday, September 29, General Electric Co. announced that it would pay $1.2 billion to acquire IDX Systems Corporation …
Amazing New IT Products Arriving in Healthcare Market
By Robert Michel | From the Volume XII No. 10 – July 11, 2005 Issue
TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS are triggering a flow of remarkable new information technology (IT) products into the healthcare marketplace. Not all of these products will gain a foothold, but some have the potential to trigger radical changes in how information flows between patient, provider, and payer. H…
Victim of First HIPAA-Convicted Crime Tells Story & Offers Advice to Labs
By Robert Michel | From the Volume XII No. 6 – April 18, 2005 Issue
āI figured the hospital would be subject to a multi-million dollar HIPAA lawsuit if my hospital records were proven breachedāwhich is exactly what happened.ā āEric Drew, cancer patient and patient identity theft victim CEO SUMMARY: Eric Dre…
Labs in United Kingdom Pressured to Change
By Robert Michel | From the Volume XII No. 5 – March 28, 2005 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Across the United Kingdom, the physical lay-out, instrumentation, and operation of laboratories is very close to that of laboratories in the United States and Canada. The source of most differences is how the healthcare system in the United Kingdom funds clinical services and…
“July 19, 2004 Intelligence: Late Breaking Lab News”
By Robert Michel | From the Volume XI No. 10 – July 19, 2004 Issue
A transfusion of the wrong type of blood may have contributed to the death of a critically ill woman at Sarasota Memorial Hospital in Sarasota, Florida last month. The patient died about a day after the transfusion. Following the blood transfusion, a reaction had been observed. Atten…
Pathologist Activities Evolve In VAās āPaperlessā Hospitals
By Robert Michel | From the Volume XI No. 8 – June 7, 2004 Issue
āWhen a hospital or laboratory goes āpaperlessā, itās no longer ābusiness as usualā for pathologists.ā āBruce Dunn, M.D. CEO SUMMARY: One outcome of the Veteran Administrationās (VA) ongoing effort to create a totally-integrated i…
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