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hardware News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Dec 2, 2008
There's a lot of work to be done developing cost-benefit analyses of medical imaging. Dr. Baker has uncovered a huge new business opportunity, just in time for Christmas. by Dana Blankenhorn
Also tagged: hardware, software, healthcare, peripherals, scanners, ct, health care, enterprise software, benefits, human resources, dana blankenhorn, vertical industries
software News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Nov 17, 2008
So what if your own condition, all your current medical readings, and your current food intake, were placed in front of you, on Microsoft Surface, by your doctor? With family and friends and your boss by your side? by …
Also tagged: software, manufacturing, healthcare, food and beverage, health care, microsoft corp, enterprise software, benefits, human resources, microsoft surface, dana blankenhorn, vertical industries
hardware News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Oct 30, 2008
A sea change is needed in doctors' attitudes everywhere concerning the value of tools we here take for granted. Doc, I know you have a Blackberry, maybe even an iPhone. Do you know you can reach me on it? by Dana …
Also tagged: hardware, software, productivity, healthcare, consumer electronics, e mail, finance, doctor, personal technology, health care, handhelds, king, enterprise software, payment, benefits, human resources, online communications, cellular phones, dana blankenhorn, operational accounting, vertical industries, text messaging sms mms
data management News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Jul 31, 2008
Tag the parts. Send out notices to surgery centers. If we can expect consumers to fill out warrantee cards, can't we find nurses who will take care of this online paperwork? by Dana Blankenhorn
Also tagged: hardware, software, storage, data management, databases, enterprise software, dana blankenhorn
software News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Jul 22, 2008
If you're at home accessing a health care site and need authentication to reach a patient portal it's transparent to you as a patient. It's the infrastructure for their authentication and authorization by Dana …
Also tagged: identity, software, healthcare, health care, enterprise software, benefits, human resources, sun microsystems inc, dana blankenhorn, vertical industries, open sso
hardware News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Jul 18, 2008
The revolution here is that devices other than pacemakers can use Zarlink chips, and thus deliver daily reports on their actions, rather than the quarterly reports patients must now rely upon. by Dana Blankenhorn
Also tagged: hardware, networking, marketing, radio, semiconductors, chip, zarlink, dana blankenhorn, network technology, advertising and promotion
software News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Jul 10, 2008
Of course, the answer is no. If you enter an hospital as a patient, this is because you're ill. So anything can happen even if you have more chances to get out in better shape than before entering the hospital. But …
Also tagged: software, healthcare, hospital, researcher, medical device, roland piquepaille
hardware News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Jun 21, 2008
Setting an example for irresponsibility, while violating security policies, the UK National Health Service NHS has lost unencrypted data on 31,000 patients. The data was lost when thieves stole several NHS laptops. by …
Also tagged: hardware, notebooks, laptop computer, national health service, michael krigsman, notebooks and tablets, lame nhs
software News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Jun 20, 2008
A patient contacts the plan's site, which links to American Well, inputs their data, and then goes online with whoever is on call. The plan arranges the schedules. Doctors work when and how much they want. by Dana …
Also tagged: software, phone, healthcare, health care, enterprise software, benefits, human resources, dana blankenhorn, vertical industries, american well
security News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Jun 18, 2008
Finjan's Malicious Code Research Center has uncovered a half of gigabyte of stolen data from US Healthcare organizations and from a major airline on crimeware servers in Argentina and Malaysia. A representative of …
Also tagged: security, data, software, web, marketing, healthcare, server, government, health care, enterprise software, social security, benefits, human resources, viruses and worms, channel management, vertical industries, spyware adware and malware, cybercriminal, finjan software inc, nathan mcfeters, crimeserver