June's HotList features emergency room and critical care products. All data have been provided by individual vendors who responded to our survey questions. Computers in Healthcare has made an effort to contact all vendors within this market. See the 1993 Computers in Healthcare Market Directory, for complete listings.
To plan an I/S strategy without sufficient communications capabilities omits a vital link to success. At Lehigh Valley Hospital in Allentown, Pa., information services experts are building a network foundation to support today's strategic plan as well as tomorrow's technology.
Computers in Healthecare announces four new Pioneers for 1993. They join a distinguished list of 17 CIH Pioneers who have received this honor since 1990. These new Pioneers, along with their Pioneer colleagues, will be honored May 12 at the 1993 Computers in Healthcare Conference and Exposition in Hilton Head, S.C.
Too often hospital information services departments fail to create a strategic plan or make, at best, a half-hearted attempt at it. And many times, sincere efforts are waylaid by poor preparation or inadequate communication with users and management. By applying a systematic planning methodology, however, many pitfalls can be avoided.
The changing face of healthcare demands a long-range strategic financial planning system. Yet who's responsible? The chief information officer or the chief financial officer? Reiff and Nelson provide a framework for CIOs to understand their CFO's needs.
Sure, technical expertise is important. But without a positive, customer-oriented outlook, an otherwise competent information systems department will suffer, and may even fail. The director of Clinical Information Systems for Yale School of Medicine offers guidelines for an I/S department "attitude check."
April 24, 1994, 10:35 a.m., EST ... the fateful moment when healthcare spending in America is predicted to reach the unbelievable $1 trillion mark. Managed care--or some version of the much-touted managed-competition proposal--is likely to be a part of cost-saving plans now spinning out of the beltway. Open systems governed by standards are the technological bywords of the future.
April's HotList features image management services. All data have been provided by individual vendors who responded to our survey questions. Computers in Healthcare has made an effort to contact all vendors within this market. See the 1993 Computers in Healthcare Market Directory, for complete listings.
The managed-competition reform plan favored by the Clinton administration is set to turn American healthcare delivery upside down. Information managers cannot afford to become nonchalant about the proposed changes. The imminent reforms will not be fads or trendy experiments. They will be fundamental and far-reaching.
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