Best Practices and Lean Six Sigma Expertise Bring Rapid Implementation, Quality Solutions To Physician Practices
ATLANTA, GA -- MARCH 3, 2010 -- GE Healthcare has announced a suite of rapid implementation packages for its proven electronic medical record and revenue cycle management solutions, increasing the speed of access to healthcare information technology for physician practices without giving up access to the best software solutions in the industry.
ATLANTA, GA --- MARCH 3, 2010 -- As a result of recent enhancements, customers of GE's eHealth Information Exchange (HIE) will be able to view reports on healthcare quality at the provider level, state level and information exchange level based entirely on information collected from participating HIEs and providers later this year*. This planned capability will allow organizations to gain greater insight into the quality of care they provide and serve as a foundation for quality improvement.
Qualibria Brings Together Real-Time Patient Data and Evidence-Based Best Practices
ATLANTA, GA --- MARCH 1, 2010 - GE Healthcare today introduced Qualibria, its new clinical knowledge platform that enables healthcare delivery organizations to improve performance against their quality targets. Qualibria gives clinicians more control over patient outcomes by bringing together real-time data from existing IT systems and comparing these data against shared baselines of evidence-based best practices.
Atlanta Meeting Sees Debut of Clinical Knowledge Platform, eHealth Business
ATLANTA, GA -- FEBRUARY 28, 2010 -- This week in Atlanta, healthymagination takes center stage as GE Healthcare uses its technology expo to demonstrate how it will affect cost, quality and access in healthcare systems across the world. At the annual meeting of the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society, the company will showcase new innovations and achievements from each of its healthcare IT divisions. Among the highlights:
MALVERN, PA -- FEBRUARY 23, 2010 -- Thomas Medical Products (TMP) formally announced today a worldwide voluntary recall of the Transseptal Sheath Introducer Kits (tradenames: HeartSpan™, CHANNEL FX, Torflex, Braided Transseptal Guiding Introducer Kit) due to reports of the sheath tip breaking off and separating while the sheath is in blood vessels, in use for cardiac procedures.
Yearlong study to focus on evaluating potential benefits of remote monitoring device for home-based patient care
ROCHESTER, Minn. --- GE Healthcare, Intel Corporation and Mayo Clinic are investigating a new model of health care delivery for patients at increased risk of rehospitalization that is designed to meet patients' needs where they are, including in their homes.
Pocket-sized, easy-to-use device enables physicians to provide more rapid diagnoses by enhancing the physical exam
VANCOUVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GE Healthcare announced today that the company's latest ultrasound innovation, Vscan, will be utilized at the Mobile Medical Unit, the medical emergency unit extension of the Whistler Polyclinic in support of athletes, trainers and visitors attending the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games competitions.
