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Dr Karl talks about decision making in a operating theatre vs a cockpit
Dr. Richard Karl
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Latest News
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Is the H1N1 virus still a threat?
Last year, the world was told to prepare for a possible pandemic that had the potential to kill millions of people. While thousands worldwide did die from the H1N1 flu strain,...Read more
08/16/2010 14:10
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Nationwide Health Information Network co...
It has been announced that the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT has awarded $15 million in two new contracts for work on the Nationwide Health Information...Read more
08/13/2010 11:28
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Will new health-care legislation strengt...
This week, President Obama said that the Medicare program is set to remain solvent for more than a decade longer than previously forecast, spelling good news for the older...Read more
08/09/2010 13:11
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Healthcare units to receive IT incentives?
In a bid to develop the Nationwide Health Information Network and ensure that hospitals utilize IT systems to the best of their ability, a new bill will give incentive payments...Read more
08/05/2010 15:50
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Using social media in healthcare
The world-famous Mayo Clinic in Minnesota is set to launch a new Center for Social Media in a bid to use networking systems to accelerate effective social media use at the...Read more
08/03/2010 15:34
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Increasing the speed of infectious disea...
Correctly and efficiently identifying diseases such as influenza can lead to a more rapid treatment, but currently methods of successfully diagnosing an infectious disease can...Read more
07/29/2010 11:43
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PathXchange: A global online pathology community
Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and YouTube are social media sites that have changed the way we look at our professional and social networks. The pathology industry is no different;...Read more -
Want sustainability? Focus on transformation, n...
Our nation today faces a singularly important juncture in the history of the US healthcare industry. Unsustainable escalation in healthcare costs, inconsistent care quality,...Read more -
The return of the war for talent
The economic recovery, albeit slow, appears to be happening. Healthcare reform legislation has passed. These issues and their impact on healthcare organizations are complex and...Read more -
In vitro infectious disease diagnostics: the fr...
With infectious bacteria becoming increasingly drug resistant, EHM finds out how two hospitals are stepping up the fight to ensure they remain in control.Read more -
Shutting down the infection superhighway
Marc-Oliver Wright, Ongjen Gajic and Michael Klompas discuss strategies to cut off the germ invasion caused by ventilator-associated pneumonia.Read more -
Are electronic healthcare records really safe?
In 2009, the Obama administration allotted $20 billion of stimulus funds for healthcare providers to install electronic healthcare records (EHRs) and architect a nationwide...Read more
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Virtual Information Exchange: Healthcare...
By RelayHealth. Increasingly, states, communities, healthcare organizations and a host of public and private entities are establishing secure networks to facilitate the exchange...Read more -
Nothing Gold Can Stay: Rethinking UTI Te...
By MicroBionetics, LLC. In his famous 1923 poem, Robert Frost said, “So dawn goes down to day. Nothing gold can stay.” Such sentiment applies to medical testing standards,...Read more -
The Economics of Health Care Recruiting
So the recruiting budget is set. You and your CFO, COO, and HR chief have evaluated previous and projected hiring requirements. You also have taken into account your facility’s...Read more -
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Microbial Culture Test
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Third Time Lucky?
President Obama plans to radically reform our health system, and few would disagree that it needs it. But bringing change to such a complicated entity is no easy task. How will...Read more
Executive Interviews
Technology aids patient flow
Sid Mandel explains how technology can help ensure patients move efficiently – and happily – through the waiting room.
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My 5-Moments means true point of care access
EHM asks Rodney Ogrin of Sprixx why the call for true point-of-care access to sanitizer means hand hygiene is going personal.
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Helping patients breathe easier
EHM talks to Douglas Hansell about the latest in ventilation and microaspiration.
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CFO Healthcare Summit
13th - 15th October 2010
The CFO Healthcare Summit 2010 will once again serve as an arena for senior level executives to engage in clear and focused dialogue with their peers and examine their management objectives in a relaxed and vibrant environment.
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