Extra Layer of Authentication Meets Ohio Pharmacy Board's Strict Standards; Anticipates DEA Regulations for Prescribing Controlled Substances
BARRINGTON, Ill. -- JULY 19, 2010 -- Marking another significant milestone for GE Healthcare's information technology business, the Ohio Pharmacy Board has approved the company's advanced ePrescribing solution for use by the state's physicians. Ohio is the only state today requiring two-factor authentication.
Vishal Wanchoo, GE Healthcare IT's President and CEO, weighs in on the last two final rules for meaningful use, released to the public on 7/13/10.
BARRINGTON, Ill. -- We've reached a significant milestone with the release of the last two final rules providers will need to meet to demonstrate "meaningful use" of certified electronic health records (EHR), a significant step toward qualifying for the first phase of EHR incentives under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA).
With more than 160 doctors covering 40 specialty care areas, state's largest physician owned multi-specialty care network becomes the latest to choose GE Centricity® solutions to help drive patient care enhancements and cost reductions.
BARRINGTON, Ill. -- July 7, 2010 -- With more than 160 doctors covering 40 specialty care areas, Kansas' largest physician-owned practice is the latest to choose GE Centricity® solutions to help drive patient care enhancements and cost reductions.
Centricity Advance Utilizes Software as a Service (Saas) Technology to Provide Small Practices with an EMR that is Easy to Install, Use and Maintain
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- JUNE 15, 2010 -- At a press unveiling this afternoon, GE Healthcare will demonstrate the newest addition to the Centricity® family of healthcare IT solutions, Centricity Advance.
Company Delivers Vision for China eHealth Infrastructure, Key Regional Partnership at HIMSS AsiaPac10
BEIJING -- May 27, 2010 -- At the HIMSS AsiaPac10 meetings in Beijing this week, GE Healthcare is launching its vision for improved healthcare through standards-based connectivity of the healthcare delivery ecosystem.
GE Sustainability Summit Offers Attendees Key Lessons on Creating Lasting eHealth Model
BOSTON -- JUNE 8, 2010 -- This morning, GE Healthcare is bringing together some of the industry's leading authorities to address one of the industry's toughest challenges --- building viable and sustainable business models that will support post-stimulus Health Information Exchange (HIE) infrastructure.
At the 2010 annual meeting of the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM), GE Healthcare is delivering today's innovations and engaging in tomorrow's trends. The company's technology exhibition spanning the Centricity* Imaging portfolio includes everything from truly integrated RIS/PACS, to automated diagnostic reporting, to a peek at the next big things to leap from their sketchpads into our world.
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At a time when many in the industry are cutting costs by eliminating or scaling back user groups and associated meetings, GE Healthcare is announcing its intention to further its commitment by hosting another customer-focused, imaging user summit connected to the sector's most well-attended annual conference.
