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MedInformatix Summit 2014
2014-07-22 - 2014-07-25    
All Day
MedInformatix is excited to present this year’s meeting! 07/22 Tuesday Focus: Product Development Highlights:Latest Updates in Product Development, Interactive Roundtables, and More. 07/23 Wednesday Focus: Healthcare Trends [...]
MMGMA 2014 Summer Conference
2014-07-23 - 2014-07-25    
All Day
Mark your calendar for Wednesday - Friday, July 23-25, and join your colleagues and business partners in Duluth for our MMGMA Summer Conference: Delivering Superior [...]
This is it: The Last Chance for EHR Stimulus Funds! Webinar
2014-07-31    
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Contact: Robert Moberg ChiroTouch 9265 Sky Park Court Suite 200 San Diego, CA 92123 Phone: 619-528-0040 ChiroTouch to Host This is it: The Last Chance [...]
RCM Best Practices
2014-07-31    
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
In today’s cost-conscious healthcare environment every dollar counts. Yet, inefficient billing processes are costing practices up to 15% of their revenue annually. The areas of [...]
Events on 2014-07-22
MedInformatix Summit 2014
22 Jul 14
New Orleans
Events on 2014-07-23
MMGMA 2014 Summer Conference
23 Jul 14
Duluth
Events on 2014-07-31
Press Releases

Oct 16 : CARE-TRAK Provides Real Time Tool to Identify Potential Ebola Virus Cases

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News Summary :

veEDIS Clinical Systems, LLC, announced today that Care-TRAK™, an unrivaled clinical decision support component of the veEDIS Electronic Medical Records (EMR) software, has been updated to help Emergency Department physicians and nurses recognize potential Ebola virus cases. Users of veEDIS EMR with Care-TRAK will receive a RISK ALERT if and when one of their patients has a travel history to any area with Ebola, or anywhere outside the United States, and signs and symptoms consistent with Ebola or other communicable disease.

In doing so, Care-TRAK facilitates early identification of potential Ebola virus cases and may be the next step in helping contain the disease, improving patient safety, community safety and public safety.

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