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With technology infiltrating every aspect of healthcare, traditional approaches to power protection no longer suffice. This paper introduces a new hospital power protection model that leverages technologies and best practices forged in the data center.
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This white paper highlights the need for health care organizations to have solid encryption and risk assessment procedures and policies in place.
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This white paper demonstrates how hospitals can manage risk and keep critical IT infrastructure up and running. Read now to learn how HIT leaders can ensure a high availability IT infrastructure that can improve service and protect their business.
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This crucial case study discusses how a healthcare organization with four facilities utilized a WLAN solution to eliminate slow client performance, centralize configuration and monitoring and open the door to many labor-saving applications.
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In this white paper, discover a set of solutions that enable healthcare providers with reliable, high-performance mobile voice and data access to help improve point-of-care delivery.
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This whitepaper considers how one New York hospital re-evaluated their communication workflows, and shares their improvements. Read on to see how software is reshaping the industry, and how your organization could see similar results.
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This exclusive paper discusses how your organization can improve the patient experience while helping healthcare providers reduce costs and improve profitability by utilizing solutions that can enhance all aspects of the patient care lifecycle.
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The question is no longer if your healthcare practice will make the transition to EHR, but when. Careful planning and effective change management can help keep missteps – and the stress and costs that come with them – to a minimum. This white paper presents strategies for avoiding common EHR implementation problems.
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This white paper helps to clear up some confusion surrounding the requirements mandated by health care reform by addressing three key areas: reforms already in place, looming deadlines foremployers, and open issues for individuals.