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| Florida Sets Up Post Hurricane Healthcare System
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Trying to improve its response to the state's health industry after a hurricane, Florida has set up an Internet-based system that allows health facilities to stay in contact with state officials, to report their condition and seek help if needed.
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| Editorial |
Healthcare decision makers across the globe are drawing out plans aimed to open new avenues for healthcare users.
Operations performed by robots are set to be the next level in medical surgeries. Read up on this and other exciting healthcare advancements in our ‘Industry Developments’ section.
In the area of cancer treatment, Acceletronics has sold six image guided radiotherapy cancer treatment verification systems to various treatment centers.
Among our other exhibitors, Interscan Corporation has updated it's Arc-Max® software package, while American Medical Sales announces upgrades for it's line of PACS products.
Don’t miss the July issue, for more updates from the world of healthcare.
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The Current State of Information Technology in Critical Care Medicine |
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David H Walker |
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Futuretechnow |
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Healthcare providers working in intensive care have great interests in accumulating the most accurate and up to date information, so that their critically ill patients receive the best and safest care possible. However, acquiring vital information using the Internet at the point of care presents a challenge to clinicians since connecting to the Internet may necessitate the clinician to leave the ICU. |
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Pay It Right: Protecting Medicare from Fraud |
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US Department of Health and Human Services |
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US Department of Health and Human Services |
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Medicare fraud happens when Medicare is billed for services people never got. It takes a lot of money every year from the Medicare program and they pay for it with higher premiums. Fraud schemes may be carried out by individuals, companies, or groups of individuals. This paper explains how they can help Medicare to 'pay it right' and watch over Medicare spending. |
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