Medical Device: Related Documents

Electronic Medical Records: An Introduction
Electronic medical records (EMR) serves a niche market. This software caters specifically to health care professionals working in clinics, private practices, and hospitals. EMR software came about to increase overall patient care and communication between health care staff and departments.

MEDICAL DEVICE: Electronic Medical Records: An Introduction Electronic Medical Records: An Introduction Jeff Spitzer - November 5, 2008 Read Comments Electronic medical records (EMR) are more effective at delivering high quality health care than traditional paper records. Paper health records have been around for quite some time, and until recently, the health care industry has been reluctant to upgrade to an electronic format. This has partly been due to resistance to change, and partly due to a sense that the paper
11/5/2008

President Proposes Security of Medical Records
President Clinton has announced plans to ensure the privacy of patient medical records. This initiative will prove to be extremely expensive, and will pose a number of technology challenges. How can vendors get a piece of the pie? Who will administer the security of such a large infrastructure development and what products will be used? What organization is best positioned to evaluate the products such a project may require?

MEDICAL DEVICE: President Proposes Security of Medical Records President Proposes Security of Medical Records L. Taylor - November 2, 1999 Read Comments Event Summary On Friday, October 29th, President Clinton proposed that national standards be developed to ensure the privacy of patient medical records. Citing instances in which employers have reviewed medical records of prospective employees without notifying the employee, the President said that With the click of a mouse, personal health information can easily, and
11/2/1999

A Road Map to Electronic Medical Record System Implementation
It’s crucial to define the scope of an electronic medical system implementation, as well as to outline each stage of the project and the resources that will be needed. A failed implementation will paralyze the operational capabilities of a health care organization, but the right methodology will help ensure a successful implementation.

MEDICAL DEVICE: Road Map to Electronic Medical Record System Implementation A Road Map to Electronic Medical Record System Implementation Jeff Spitzer - May 1, 2009 Read Comments Today, health care organizations are looking to adopt time-saving technology. Electronic medical record (EMR) software uses online technology to deliver automated processes that can save health care organizations a lot of time and resources. Not only does an EMR solution reduce the amount of paper used by a health care facility (because it no
5/1/2009

Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Implementation Guidelines » The TEC Blog
Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Implementation Guidelines » The TEC Blog TEC Blog TEC Home About TEC Contact Us About the Bloggers Follow TEC on Twitter RSS Discussing Enterprise Software and Selection --> Fast, Accurate Software Evaluations TEC helps enterprises evaluate and select software solutions that meet their exacting needs by empowering purchasers with the tools, research, and expertise to make an ideal decision. Your software selection starts here.

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27-02-2008

Medical Device Manufacturer Manages Efficient Operation with Sage ERP X3
UreSil, a manufacturer of specialized health care products, feared its legacy manufacturing resource planning (MRP) software was hindering efficiency and compliance. The Sage ERP X3 enterprise resource planning (ERP) came to the rescue, and after a formal ERP training program, full implementation required only one week. All processes, including tracking and inventory, are now streamlined, flexible—and compliant.

MEDICAL DEVICE: Medical Device Manufacturer Manages Efficient Operation with Sage ERP X3 Medical Device Manufacturer Manages Efficient Operation with Sage ERP X3 Source: Sage Document Type: Case Study Description: UreSil, a manufacturer of specialized health care products, feared its legacy manufacturing resource planning (MRP) software was hindering efficiency and compliance. The Sage ERP X3 enterprise resource planning (ERP) came to the rescue, and after a formal ERP training program, full implementation required only
11/27/2007 1:47:00 PM

Automating & Archiving the Medical Health Record at King Saud University Hospitals
Using start-of-the-art solution based on OpenText Enterprise suite and Microsoft SharePoint, alfanar IT developed and deployed an automated patient electronic medical record (EMR) system for King Khaled University Hospital and King Abdul-Aziz University Hospital, two major healthcare facilities in Saudi Arabia, replacing the legacy system of physical patient files. Read about the automated capabilities of this EMR system.

MEDICAL DEVICE: Automating & Archiving the Medical Health Record at King Saud University Hospitals Automating & Archiving the Medical Health Record at King Saud University Hospitals Source: Alfanar IT Document Type: White Paper Description: Using start-of-the-art solution based on OpenText Enterprise suite and Microsoft SharePoint, alfanar IT developed and deployed an automated patient electronic medical record (EMR) system for King Khaled University Hospital and King Abdul-Aziz University Hospital, two major healthcare
2/23/2011 4:57:00 PM

LABS

MEDICAL DEVICE: LABS is an integrated suite of e-applications for business process management (BPM) that allows users to integrate their processes with those of their vendors, customers, contractors, and remote users through the Internet. It works with IBM's iSeries servers and is backed up by BI Cognos technology, which allows it to integrate information analysis.

Implementing Medical Manufacturing Technology to Improve Operations and Control Costs
Implementing Medical Manufacturing Technology to Improve Operations and Control Costs: Read this whitepaper and increase your efficiency. US manufacturers spend over $25 billion every year on product warranty claims. For medical equipment manufacturers, complex government regulations play a large part in the rising costs of warranty. Learn how manufacturing technology can help improve product quality and minimize the burden of warranty costs by creating records that can be tapped by lawyers, or by the companies themselves, when faced with warranty issues.

MEDICAL DEVICE: Implementing Medical Manufacturing Technology to Improve Operations and Control Costs Implementing Medical Manufacturing Technology to Improve Operations and Control Costs Source: Plex Systems Document Type: White Paper Description: US manufacturers spend over $25 billion every year on product warranty claims. For medical equipment manufacturers, complex government regulations play a large part in the rising costs of warranty. Learn how manufacturing technology can help improve product quality and
3/30/2010 11:51:00 AM

Expandable Case Study: Thermage, Inc.
After receiving US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for its ground-breaking product, medical technology startup Thermage, Inc., was looking to install manufacturing software that would fit a limited budget and meet its long-term needs. By going with Expandable ERP, Thermage was able to implement a full-featured manufacturing system that helped it ramp up production and maintain FDA compliance.

MEDICAL DEVICE: for its ground-breaking product, medical technology startup Thermage, Inc., was looking to install manufacturing software that would fit a limited budget and meet its long-term needs. By going with Expandable ERP, Thermage was able to implement a full-featured manufacturing system that helped it ramp up production and maintain FDA compliance. Expandable Case Study: Thermage, Inc. style= border-width:0px; /> comments powered by Disqus Related Topics: Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP),
11/29/2006 11:26:00 AM

Expandable Software

MEDICAL DEVICE: Founded in 1983, Expandable Software, Inc. develops, markets, and supports an integrated manufacturing enterprise resource planning (ERP). The company's implementation process is performed exclusively with direct employees of the company. Expandable's customers-which range from start-ups to growing manufacturers with annual revenues approaching the billion-dollar mark-manufacture a variety of products including medical devices, electronics, and consumer goods. Expandable is headquartered in Santa Clara, California (US), with offices in California (US), Medway, Massachusetts (US), and New Albany, Ohio (US).

Case Study: All Flex Inc.
From its two locations, All Flex serves industrial, medical, and other customers with printed circuits. Five years ago, All Flex kept its records in multiple, inconsistently updated spreadsheets—leading to parts shortages and production delays. With an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system designed for the printed circuit industry, All Flex increased sales and reduced delays to less than 1 percent. Find out how.

MEDICAL DEVICE: All Flex serves industrial, medical, and other customers with printed circuits. Five years ago, All Flex kept its records in multiple, inconsistently updated spreadsheets—leading to parts shortages and production delays. With an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system designed for the printed circuit industry, All Flex increased sales and reduced delays to less than 1 percent. Find out how. Case Study: All Flex Inc. style= border-width:0px; /> comments powered by Disqus Related Topics:
9/3/2008 4:17:00 PM