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Homecare Information Software and Services Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2010 to 2016

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WinterGreen Research announces that it has a new study on homecare information software and services. The 2010 study has 497 pages, 184 tables and figures. Worldwide markets are poised to achieve significant growth as the healthcare providers worldwide move to more cost efficient healthcare modalities. Vendors are building out localized direct sales organizations, distribution partnerships, and e©commerce sites that support a home care information systems brand in every region.
Homecare is more cost efficient than nursing home or hospital care, every patient would rather stay at home if possible. As new homecare agencies proliferate in the U.S. and worldwide, one-third of homecare agencies in U.S. markets have closed or been acquired in the past five years due to the economic downturn and lack of profitability.
Challenged with declining reimbursements, a nursing shortage and low productivity even as new agencies open, there has been significant industry consolidation. Automated process brought by homecare information systems addresses management team issues. Existing providers need to improve overall operations to address these issues.
Several new studies provide large-scale, independent, quantified proof of the value of healthcare information technology have. Users can utilize the scheduling notes to alert other staff of patient preferences or supplies needed in the home. Maestro intuitive process flow provides users with many reminders, including when a patient is out of orders, when a supervisory visit is required, or when a procedure needs to be completed during a visit.
Information systems are a significant part of the home care delivery systems. Software leverages the efficiency of clinical process in ways that have never become possible before. The system leverages virtually all the administrative and financial information needed to run a successful home care company. Information can be gathered right from the charts.
The significance of integration systems is not yet realized in homecare information systems. However, as patients move from one care venue to another, the patient record is going to need to move with them. The hand©held, computer©based system guides home care clinicians through the entire patient care process. Clinicians can use structured record guides. The systems automate reporting. The market opportunity for the homecare information services providers is to enable consolidation of the 35,000 small agencies worldwide into a few large services providers. These few services providers then become customers for the homecare information services systems. Homecare information systems will be enhanced by partnerships with IBM to leverage information analytics systems.
Worldwide homecare information systems markets at $2 billion in 2009 are expected to reach $4.8 billion by 2016. Constraints on home healthcare spending in some types of coverage are more than offset by a shift away from nursing home care to assisted living homecare.
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HOMECARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS EXECUTIVE SUMMARYHomecare Cost Efficient, Effective Care DeliveryHomecare Information Systems Market SharesHomecare Information Systems Market ForecastsDYNAMICS
1. HOMECARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS MARKET DESCRIPTION AND MARKET DYNAMICS1.1 Home Health Care1.1.1 Home Health Quality Care1.1.2 Medicare1.1.3 Medicaid1.2 Home Care Services Payors1.2.1 Self-pay1.2.2 Public Third-party Payors: Medicare1.2.3 Public Third-party Payors: Medicaid1.2.4 Public Third-party Payors: Older Americans Act (OAA)1.2.5 Veterans Administration1.2.6 Social Services Block Grant Programs1.2.7 Community Organizations1.2.8 Private Third-party Payors1.3 Types of Home Care Agencies1.3.1 Nursing care1.3.2 Physical therapy1.3.3 Occupational therapy1.3.4 Speech therapy1.3.5 Social workers1.3.6 Home health aides/home care aides1.3.7 Homemaker/Attendant Care1.3.8 Volunteers1.4 Homecare Information System Software Market Shifts1.4.1 Characteristics Particular To The Homecare Information System Market1.4.2 Implementation Depends On Documentation Of Each Discipline Needs1.4.3 Home Care Services Billing Issues1.4.4 Prospective Payment System (PPS)1.4.5 Managed Care Requirements1.4.6 Oasis Home Health Agencies1.5 Need For Automation Of Home Care Companies1.6 Homecare Information Technology Industry1.6.1 History Of Low Investment In Healthcare Information Technology1.6.2 Market Driving Forces For Worldwide Homecare Information Systems1.6.3 Treatment Trends1.6.4 Home Healthcare Delivery Industry1.6.5 Competition Forms Basis Of U.S. Medical Care Services Delivery1.6.6 Science And Medical Technology1.7 Benefits Of Home Care1.7.1 Home Health Saves Medicare Billions1.8 Demographic Trends Driving Home Care1.8.1 Mainstreaming Of People With Disabilities1.8.2 Recovery And Active Lifestyles Of Disabled Portion of the Population1.9 Healthcare Equipment Industry1.9.1 Reimbursement Drives Healthcare Equipment Industry1.9.2 Home Medical Equipment Industry Segments1.10 Marketing Globally1.10.1 U.S. Healthcare Delivery Industry1.10.2 Competition Forms Basis Of U.S. Medical Care Services Delivery1.10.3 European Homecare Market Trends1.11 Hospital and Home Care Services Billing Issues1.11.1 Managed Care Requirements1.12 Market Drivers For Healthcare Cost Containment1.12.1 Managed Care Organization Impact1.12.2 Reasons Home Health Care Has Gained Wide-Spread Acceptance1.12.3 Managed Care Change In The Healthcare Industry1.12.4 Homecare For People With Long Term Disabilities1.12.5 Health Care Cost Containment Trends1.12.6 Medicare Reimbursement Guide for Power Wheelchair Drive Control Systems1.12.7 Managed Care Organization Impact1.13 Reasons Home Health Care Has Gained Wide-Spread Acceptance1.13.1 Managed Care Change In The Healthcare Industry1.13.2 Homecare For People With Long Term Disabilities1.14 Worldwide Homecare Information Systems Market Distribution1.14.1 Delivery Of Non-Acute Health Care1.14.2 Leveraging Distribution Channels1.14.3 Worldwide Homecare Information Systems Market Positioning1.15 Increased Need For Information Technology1.15.1 Medical Error1.16 Shortcomings Of Traditional Healthcare Information Systems1.17 Homecare Information Systems Market Strategy1.17.1 Integrated Healthcare Information Technology Solutions1.17.2 Flexible Product-Delivery Options1.17.3 Leveraging Existing Customer Base1.18 Homecare Information Systems Market Trends1.18.1 Clinician Support For Spending Less Time At The Desktop And More Time Taking Care Of Patients
2. HOMECARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND SERVICES, MARKET SHARES AND FORECASTS2.1 Homecare Agencies2.2 Homecare Information Systems Market Shares2.2.1 Allscripts Homecare / Misys Healthcare Systems’2.2.2 McKesson Horizon Homecare Information Systems2.2.3 Cerner BeyondNow2.2.4 Meditech2.2.5 Meditech / Patient Care Technologies2.2.6 Allscripts Homecare2.2.7 Siemens Health Services / Home Health Solutions2.2.8 Fujitsu Homecare Information Systems2.2.9 GE Centricity® Solutions2.2.10 Lewis’ Financial Services Division2.2.11 Login Soft2.2.12 Santrax2.2.13 ContinuLink Cloud SaaS Solutions2.2.14 Procura Home Care Across the Continuum of Care2.3 Homecare Information Systems Market Forecasts2.3.1 Homecare Information Systems, SOA, Tablet Devices, and Wireless Handset Market Forecasts2.4 Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) Homecare Systems Market Shares, First Three Quarters 20092.4.1 Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) Homecare Systems Market Shares2.4.2 IBM SOA Business Integration Foundation Systems2.4.3 IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository2.4.4 Tibco Services Oriented Architecture SOA2.4.5 Microsoft SOA Application Platform2.4.6 Microsoft Application Platform.NET Framework2.4.7 Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) Homecare Systems Market Forecasts2.4.8 Homecare Information Service Orientated Architecture (SOA) Market Forecasts2.5 Home Medical Information Systems Market Segments2.5.1 3G and 4G Handheld Wireless Devices2.5.2 Use Of POC Technology In Homecare2.6 Home Medical Consolidated Information Systems Market Driving Forces2.7 Homecare Services Oriented Architecture Market Driving Forces2.7.1 Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) Components2.7.2 SOA Middleware Means That Information Can Be Left Where It Is And Operated On From That Place2.7.3 Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) Market Driving Forces2.8 Technological Trends Impact on Demand for Homecare Services2.8.1 Benefits of Integration Solutions2.9 Number Of Home Healthcare And Hospice Agencies2.10 Geographical Segments2.11 Healthcare Industry Shifts
3. HOMECARE SOFTWARE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION3.1 McKesson HBOC3.1.1 McKesson Homecare Systems Improve Patient Outcomes3.1.2 McKesson Horizon Homecare™ Documentation Applications3.1.3 McKesson Home Care Solutions3.1.4 McKesson Horizon Homecare Advanced Clinical Software3.1.5 McKesson Horizon Clinical Guideline Terms And Components3.1.6 McKesson Horizon HomeCare ROI3.1.7 Allscripts Homecare3.1.8 Allscripts Homecare Software3.1.9 Allscripts Home Care Claims Reimbursement3.1.10 Allscripts Field Personnel Access To Clinical Data At The Point Of Care3.1.11 Allscripts Clinical3.1.12 Allscripts OASIS3.1.13 Allscripts Library Of Interdisciplinary, Problem-Related Care Plans3.1.14 Allscripts Keeps Patient Care On Track.3.1.15 Allscripts Homecare Scheduling3.1.16 Allscripts Homecare Software Modules3.1.17 Allscripts Homecare Billing3.1.18 Allscripts Homecare Billing Reporting3.1.19 Allscripts Homecare Reporting Features3.1.20 Allscripts Telemonitoring3.1.21 Allscripts Homecare Speeds and Simplifies Physician Review And Approval Of Orders3.1.22 Allscripts Homecare Physicians Portal Module3.1.23 Allscripts Homecare General Ledger3.2 Cerner BeyondNow3.2.1 Cerner BeyondNow Outcomes Management3.2.2 Cerner BeyondNow CareWatch3.2.3 Cerner BeyondNow CareWatch Positioning3.2.4 Cerner BeyondNow CareWatch Verified Visits Interface Sends Information Automatically To The Billing Application3.3 Meditech3.3.1 Meditech Intake3.3.2 Meditech Scheduling Process3.3.3 Meditech Care Delivery/Plan-of-Care Management3.3.4 Meditech Telemanagement Process3.3.5 Meditech Billing3.3.6 Meditech Telemonitoring And Telehealth For Home Health Agencies3.3.7 Meditech Telemanagement Process In-Home Device3.4 Login Soft3.5 ContinuLink3.5.1 ContinuLink Internet System3.6 Santrax Homecare Information Systems Telephony Solutions3.6.1 Santrax Delivered Through The Web3.7 NDSI Healthcare3.7.1 NDSI Healthcare nHome Complete and HomePRO3.8 HealthWare3.8.1 HealthWare Platforms3.8.2 HealthWare Full Featured System3.8.3 HealthWare System Applications3.9 Sajix3.10 Healthcare Automation3.10.1 Healthcare Automation HomecareNet Mobile Medication Reconciliation Automation3.11 Indura Systems3.11.1 Indura Systems IGEA HHC Best Process Advanced Solution For Home Health Care3.11.2 Indura Systems Main Modules3.11.3 Indura Systems IGEA Point Of Care (iPOC) POE3.12 TagtronicsCare Home Care Software3.12.1 TagtronicsCare Comprehensive Home Care Agency Software3.12.2 TagtronicsCare All-inclusive UK Home Care Management System3.12.3 TagtronicsCareElectronic Monitoring Software3.12.4 TagtronicsCare Comprehensive Reporting3.12.5 TagtronicsCare Lone Worker Device3.12.6 Accounting Systems Technology / Visions Home Health Software3.12.7 Accounting Systems Technology Visions Home Health3.13 IMA Technologies CaseTrakker© Software3.13.1 IMA Technologies Tools To Help Care Management Professionals3.14 Lewis3.14.1 Lewis Patron Point-of-Care Module3.14.2 Lewis Prompt 83.14.3 Lewis’ Financial Services
4. HOMECARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY4.1 Homecare Information Systems Requirements4.1.1 Internet Protocol (IP) Mission Critical Functionality4.2 Homecare Information Systems Toolkits4.2.1 Process Management Toolkits4.3 Homecare Information Systems-Services4.4 Internet4.4.1 Upgrading Software4.4.2 End-To-End Flow From The Security Viewpoint4.4.3 Homecare Information Systems Services Security Policy Configuration4.4.4 Role Of Mission Critical Middleware Messaging4.4.5 IBM Mission-Critical Functionality4.4.6 IBM Websphere MQ Messaging Software4.4.7 Linking Internal Operations4.5 Homecare Information Systems Product Technology4.5.1 Windows Interface4.5.2 SQL Server4.5.3 Misys Caché4.5.4 Server Monitor4.5.5 Field Synchronization4.6 State-Of-The-Art Security4.6.1 Misys Portal and Document Manager Module4.7 HL7 Interface & Accounting Exports4.8 Testing Services As An Extension Of Homecare4.9 Web Services4.9.1 Services Guarantee Compliance4.9.2 Outcomes Monitoring4.9.3 Web Services Key Standards4.9.4 Web Services Definition4.10 Web Services Architecture4.11 Distributed Service Discovery Methods4.11.1 Web Services Positioning4.12 OASIS4.13 SOAP4.13.1 SOAP Framework4.13.2 Framework For Developing Web Services4.13.3 Apache SOAP4.13.4 Load Balancer With SSL Support4.13.5 Points Of Failure4.13.6 SOAP Limitations4.13.7 SOAP Protocol Uses Multi-Step Process4.13.8 Framework Benefits4.13.9 SOAP Test Strategies4.13.10 SOAP Solutions4.14 WSDL4.14.1 WSDL Service Descriptions4.15 UDDI Registry4.15.1 UDDI Test Registries4.15.2 UDDI Distributed Web Service Discovery4.15.3 UDDI Consortium4.15.4 WS-Inspection Document Extensibility4.16 Language XSLT Home Health Resource Groups (HHRGs)4.17 CMS Official Definitions Regarding The Plan of Care4.18 The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 20094.19 Allscripts Homecare Technology4.19.1 Allscripts Homecare Scalable Three-Tier Architecture4.19.2 Allscripts Homecare Familiar Windows Interface4.19.3 Allscripts Homecare SQL Server4.19.4 Server Monitor puts you in control4.19.5 Field synchronization4.19.6 Allscripts Homecare State-Of-The-Art Security4.19.7 Allscripts Homecare HL74.19.8 Allscripts Electronic Health Record For Homecare4.19.9 US National Health Expenditure Projections 2008-20184.20 Science And Medical Technology4.20.1 Physical Therapy4.20.2 Treatment Trends4.21 Wheel Chair Technological Trends4.21.1 Power Wheelchairs4.21.2 Sport Wheelchairs4.21.3 Lightweight Wheelchairs4.21.4 Transport Wheelchairs (Folding)
5. HOMECARE SOFTWARE COMPANY PROFILES5.1 Accounting Systems Technology5.2 Advantage Reimbursement5.3 Aprima Medical Software5.3.1 Aprima Strategic Partnerships5.3.2 Aprima Medical Software Strategic Partnership with Intelligent Medical Objects (IMO®)5.3.3 Aprima Reseller Agreement With Networking and Information Services (NIS-Systems)5.4 CareCentric5.4.1 CareCentric Homecare Solutions5.4.2 CareCentric Billing Software5.5 Cerner5.5.1 Cerner Systems View Creating Client Value5.5.2 Cerner Clinical Core5.5.3 Cerner Millennium Unified Information Architecture5.5.4 Cerner BeyondNow Business Partners5.6 ContinuLink Health Technologies, LLC5.6.1 ContinuLink Health Technologies Partners5.6.2 ContinuLink – A Web-based Software Solution5.7 Dynatronics5.8 Fujitsu WebCare ROI5.9 GE Centricity® Solutions5.9.1 GE Healthcare5.10 Healthcare Automation5.10.1 Healthcare Automation ‘Spins Off’ Advantage Reimbursement to Increase Market Share5.10.2 HAI Flagship Product, HomecareNet5.10.3 Healthcare Automation Strategic Partners5.11 HealthWare5.12 IMA Technologies5.12.1 IMA Technologies CaseTrakker© Software5.13 Lawson Software5.13.1 Lawson Software / VasTech5.14 Lewis’ Financial Services Division5.14.1 Lewis Homecare Information Systems ROI5.15 LoginSoft5.16 McKesson5.16.1 McKesson Pharmaceutical5.16.2 McKesson Provider Technologies5.16.3 McKesson Medical-Surgical5.16.4 Parata Systems5.16.5 McKesson Pharmacy Systems5.16.6 McKesson Health Solutions5.16.7 McKesson Specialty Care Solutions5.16.8 McKesson Patient Relationship Solutions5.16.9 Zee Medical5.16.10 Moore Medical5.16.11 RelayHealth5.16.12 Plasma and BioLogics5.16.13 McKesson Corporation Revenue5.16.14 CDC Selects McKesson To Distribute the H1N1 Flu Vaccine5.16.15 McKesson Revenue5.17 Medical Computer Systems5.18 Meditech / Patient Care Technologies5.18.1 Meditech5.18.2 Meditech PtCT OASIS Positioning5.18.3 Meditech Maestro Streamlining Processes, Increasing Efficiency5.19 Networking & Information Services (NIS) Systems5.20 Procura5.20.1 Procura Key Home Care Issues5.20.2 Procura Solution5.20.3 Procura Home Care Acros s the Continuum of Care5.20.4 Procura Industry Partners5.21 Profium5.22 QuikPlan Limited5.22.1 QuikPlan Main Menu5.22.2 The Way QuikPlan Looks5.23 RCS:5.24 Sajix5.24.1 Sajix Incentive To Doctors To Replace EMR And/Or Practice Management5.24.2 Sajix Reseller Group5.24.3 Sajix iHelix On Demand Solution5.25 SAS5.25.1 SAS Global Reach, Local Presence5.25.2 SAS Financial strength5.25.3 SAS Sustainability5.26 Siemens Healthcare5.27 ZirMed:5.28 Government Agencies With Homecare ResponsibilityList of Table: 

Table ES-1 Homecare Information Systems Market Driving ForcesFigure ES-2 Homecare Information Systems License Shipments and Maintenance Services Market Shares, Worldwide, Dollars, First Three Quarters 2009Table ES-3 Homecare Information Systems Software Market Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2010-2016Figure 1-1 Number of US Homecare and Hospice AgenciesFigure 1-2 US Homecare Payment SourceFigure 1-3 US Homecare Patients Receiving HelpTable 1-4 Home Health Quality of Care MeasuresTable 1-4 (Continued) Home Health Quality of Care MeasuresTable 1-4 (Continued) Home Health Quality of Care MeasuresTable 1-5 Senior Homecare AssessmentTable 1-5 (Continued) Senior Homecare AssessmentTable 1-5 (Continued) Senior Homecare AssessmentTable 1-6 Medicare Program Payment ConditionsTable 1-7 Home Care Services PayorsTable 1-8 Homecare Information System Software CharacteristicsTable 1-8 (Continued) Homecare Information System Software CharacteristicsTable 1-9 Market Characteristics For Evaluation of Homecare Information System Software VendorsTable 1-10 Home Care Services Billing IssuesTable 1-11 JCAHO ORYX RequirementsTable 1-11 (Continued) JCAHO ORYX RequirementsTable 1-12 Home Care Standard Services ProvidedTable 1-13 Home Care Specialty Services ProvidedTable 1-14 Home Market Information System Software Market SegmentTable 1-15 Factors Relating To Value Of Home Health Care Over Institutional CareTable 1-16 Studies Illustrate Patients Choose Home CareTable 1-17 Home Health SavingsTable 1-18 Home Healthcare Services Target MarketsTable 1-19 Home Medical Equipment Market SegmentsTable 1-21 Home Care Services Billing IssuesTable 1-22 Home Care Services Billing Changes NeededTable 1-23 JCAHO ORYX RequirementsTable 1-23 (Continued) JCAHO ORYX RequirementsTable 1-24 Worldwide Homecare Information Systems Market PositioningTable 1-24 Continued) Worldwide Homecare Information Systems Market PositioningTable 1-25 Strategies For Offering Technology Solutions To The Home Healthcare IndustryTable 1-26 Homecare Information Systems Market TrendsTable 2-1 Homecare Information Systems Market Driving ForcesTable 2-2 Homecare Market Driving ForcesTable 2-3 Physician Information Systems Market ParticipantsFigure 2-4 Homecare Information Systems License Shipments and Maintenance Services Market Shares, Worldwide, Dollars, First Three Quarters 2009Table 2-5 Homecare Information Systems License Shipments and Maintenance Services Market Shares, Worldwide, Dollars, First Three Quarters 2009Table 2-6 Homecare Information Systems Software Market Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2010-2016Table 2-7 Homecare Information Systems Software Market Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2010-2016Figure 2-8 Homecare Information Systems Software, SOA Software, Tablet Entry Devices, and Wireless Handset Systems Market Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2010-2016Table 2-9 Homecare Information Systems Software, SOA Software, Tablet Entry Devices, and Wireless Handset Systems Market Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2010-2016Figure 2-10 Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) Homecare Systems Market Shares, Worldwide, First Three Quarters 2009Table 2-11 Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) Homecare Information Systems Market Shares, First Three Quarters 2009Figure 2-12 Homecare Information Systems SOA Software Market Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2010-2016Table 2-13 Number of U.S. Home Health and Hospice Care Agencies 2009Figure 2-14 Medicare Home Health Agency Program Payments:Figure 2-15 U.S. Personal Health Care Expenditures as a Percent of Gross Domestic Product:Calendar Years 1980-2018Figure 2-16 Total Personal Health Care Expenditures For 1960 Were $23.3 BillionTable 2-17 Benefits Experienced By Clinicians Using Laptops At The Point Of CareTable 2-18 Functionality That Laptops And Tablets Provide Agency Full-Time,Professional EmployeesTable 2-19 Laptop or 3G and 4G Handheld Wireless Devices UsersTable 2-20 Home Medical Market Driving ForcesTable 2-21 Home Medical Information Systems Market Driving ForcesTable 2-24 Benefits of Integration SolutionsFigure 2-25 Homecare Software Regional Market Segments, Dollars, 2009Table 2-26 Homecare Software Regional Market Segments, Dollars, 2009Table 2-27 Clinical And Management Information Systems FunctionsTable 3-1 McKesson Homecare Information Systems ProductsTable 3-2 Horizon Homecare™ Suite Of Home Care Documentation Applications BenefitsTable 3-3 Horizon Homecare™ Suite Documentation FeaturesTable 3-4 McKesson Horizon Homecare Agency Management Module BenefitsTable 3-5 McKesson Horizon Homecare Clinical Information ManagementTable 3-6 McKesson Horizon Homecare Module FunctionsTable 3-7 McKesson Horizon Homecare Advanced Clinical Software BenefitsTable 3-8 McKesson Horizon Homecare Advanced Clinical Software FeaturesTable 3-9 Signs and Symptoms of Circulation DifficultiesTable 3-10 Allscripts Home Care System Major BenefitsTable 3-11 Allscripts Home Care System Benefits:Table 3-12 Allscripts Private Duty And Home Health Solution BenefitsTable 3-13 Allscripts Homecare Software ModulesTable 3-14 Allscripts Homecare Billing FeaturesTable 3-15 Allscripts Homecare PPS Billing FeaturesTable 3-16 Allscripts Homecare PPS Additional Billing Capabilities:Table 3-17 Allscripts Homecare Reporting FeaturesTable 3-18 Allscripts Homecare Reporting FunctionsTable 3-19 Allscripts Homecare Online Physician Review And Approval Of Orders BenefitsTable 3-20 Allscripts Homecare General Ledger ModulesTable 3-21 Cerner BeyondNow CareWatch FunctionsTable 3-22 Cerner BeyondNow Telephony Integration Tracking FeaturesTable 3-23 Cerner BeyondNow CareWatch Telephony ModulesTable 3-24 Cerner BeyondNow CareWatch Payroll and Billing ModulesTable 3-25 Cerner BeyondNow CareWatch Documentation ModulesTable 3-26 Cerner BeyondNow CareWatch System ModulesTable 3-27 Cerner BeyondNow CareWatch Automated Process SolutionsTable 3-28 Cerner BeyondNow CareWatch Automated Process CareplansTable 3-29 Cerner BeyondNow CareWatch Automated Telecommunications Process SolutionsTable 3-30 Cerner BeyondNow CareWatch Process Solution FunctionsTable 3-31 Meditech Home Care suiteFigure 3-32 Meditech Maestro Process ComponentsFigure 3-33 Meditech [email protected] – Beyond telemonitoring – TelemanagementFigure 3-34 Meditech Tele-management DeviceTable 3-35 Meditech [email protected] Device Functions:Table 3-36 [email protected] Telemonitoring Device Alert ManagementTable 3-37 Login Soft BenefitsTable 3-38 Login Soft Key FeaturesTable 3-39 ContinuLink Software Solution FeaturesTable 3-39 (Continued) ContinuLink Software Solution FeaturesTable 3-39 (Continued) ContinuLink Software Solution FeaturesTable 3-40 ContinuLink FunctionalityTable 3-40 Continued) ContinuLink FunctionalityTable 3-40 (Continued) ContinuLink FunctionalityFigure 3-41 ContinuLinkTable 3-42 Santrax Telephony Benefits:Table 3-42 (Continued) Santrax Telephony Benefits:Table 3-43 Santrax Home Health Care Benefits:Table 3-44 Santrax FunctionalityTable 3-45 Santrax BenefitsTable 3-46 HealthWare Home Health Agencies Productivity FeaturesTable 3-47 HealthWare Home Health Agencies FeaturesTable 3-48 HealthWare Home Health Agencies TechnologyTable 3-49 HealthWare Home Health Agencies PartnersTable 3-50 HealthWare Home Health SuiteTable 3-51 HealthWare Additional Applications/Services Available:Table 3-52 Sajix iHelix Healthcare Information System Solution FeaturesTable 3-53 Sajix iHelix Healthcare Information System Solution ModulesTable 3-54 Sajix iHelix Healthcare Information System Solution System ModulesTable 3-55 Sajix iHelix Healthcare Information System Solution System BenefitsTable 3-56 Sajix iHelix Healthcare Information System Solution System AdvantagesTable 3-57 Healthcare Automation HomecareNet On Demand BenefitsTable 3-58 Indura Homecare SystemsTable 3-59 Indura Homecare Agency SystemsTable 3-60 Indura Homecare Systems FeaturesTable 3-61 Indura Systems Main ModulesTable 3-61 Continued) Indura Systems Main ModulesTable 3-61 (Continued) Indura Systems Main ModulesTable 3-62 Indura Systems Main FeaturesTable 3-62 (Continued) Indura Systems Main FeaturesTable 3-63 Indura Systems Point Of Care (iPOC) FeaturesTable 3-64 Indura Systems iPOC Agency FunctionsFigure 3-65 iPOC Agency DeviceTable 3-66 Indura Systems iPOC Agency FeaturesTable 3-66 (Continued) Indura Systems iPOC Agency FeaturesTable 3-67 Indura Systems iPOC Agency Process Workflow FunctionsTable 3-68 QuikPlan Limited Homecare Software FunctionsTable 3-69 Accounting Systems Technology Visions Tracking Capability Table 3-70 Accounting Systems Technology Visions Tracking FunctionsTable 3-71 Accounting Systems Technology Visions Optional ComponentsTable 3-72 IMA Technologies Care Management Software Management Tools:Table 3-72 (Continued) IMA Technologies Care Management Software Management Tools:Table 3-73 Lewis Prompt 8 PPS Specific FeaturesTable 3-74 Lewis Prompt 8 Features:Table 4-1 Homecare Information Systems RequirementsTable 4-2 Homecare Information Systems FunctionsTable 4-3 Assessment Of Homecare Information Systems Services Tool PositioningTable 4-4 Functions Of An IP Addressing DeviceTable 4-5 Benefits Of an IP Addressing DeviceTable 4-6 Homecare Information Systems Modular StrategyTable 4-7 Homecare Information Systems Component StrategyTable 4-8 Homecare Information Systems Services ChallengeTable 4-9 Internet Market Driving ForcesTable 4-10 Internet Homecare Information Systems Resource ManagementTable 4-11 Homecare Information Systems Services Security Policies EvolutionTable 4-12 Server Authentication MechanismsTable 4-13 Enterprise Messaging Integration FunctionsTable 4-14 Software Application Integration FunctionsTable 4-15 Web Services Common Set Of Standard ProtocolsTable 4-16 Web Services ArchitectureTable 4-16 (Continued) Web Services ArchitectureTable 4-17 SOAP-Based Web Service Production Environment TestingTable 4-18 XSLT Transformation Of XMLTable 4-19 Home Health Resource Groups (HHRGs)Table 4-20 Allscripts Electronic Health Record For HomecareTable 4-21 Allscripts group support:Table 4-22 Selected Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Centers StatisticsFigure 4-23 Trends in the Six Most Frequent Medicare Home Health Agency Diagnoses: Calendar Years 1997 and 2005Table 4-24 Medicare Part A & Part B from the Health Care Information System (HCIS) Home Health Agency National State Summary for Calendar Year 2007Table 4-25 Medicare from the Health Care Information System (HCIS) Hospice Agency National StateTable 4-26 Factors Relating To Value Of Home Health Care Over Institutional CareTable 4-27 Transport Wheelchair FeaturesTable 5-1 CareCentric Homecare SolutionsFigure 5-2 CareCentric Homecare PositioningTable 5-3 CareCentric Billing Software FunctionsTable 5-4 CareCentric Homecare TechnologyTable 5-5 Cerner Millennium® i Unified Information Architecture FunctionsTable 5-6 Cerner BeyondNow Business PartnersTable 5-7 Cerner BeyondNow Homecare PartnersTable 5-8 Healthcare Automation Strategic PartnersFigure 5-9 Healthware Homecare Systems ModulesTable 5-10 HealthWare Microsoft® Web Based Solution Modules For Health Care Information ManagementTable 5-11 IMA Technologies CaseTrakker Software Management Modules:Table 5-12 LoginSoft Homecare Software BenefitsTable 5-13 LoginSoft Homecare Software Key FeaturesTable 5-14 McKesson Healthcare Strategic PositioningTable 5-15 McKesson Business CategoriesTable 5-16 Meditech Target MarketsTable 5-17 Meditech Maestro Electronic Patient Scheduling CapabilitiesTable 5-18 Procura Industry Partners / Strategic PartnersTable 5-18 (Continued) Procura Industry Partners / Strategic PartnersTable 5-18 (Continued) Procura Industry Partners / Strategic PartnersTable 5-18 (Continued) Procura Industry Partners / Strategic PartnersTable 5-18 (Continued) Procura Industry Partners / Strategic PartnersTable 5-19 Procura Key TechnologiesTable 5-19 (Continued) Procura Key TechnologiesTable 5-19 (Continued) Procura Key TechnologiesTable 5-20 Procura Technology AssociationsTable 5-20 (Continued) Procura Technology AssociationsTable 5-20 (Continued) Procura Technology AssociationsTable 5-20 (Continued) Procura Technology AssociationsFigure 5-21 QuikPlan Main Navigation ScreenFigure 5-22 QuikPlan Screens For Making ChangesTable 5-23 QuikPlan Aims And ObjectivesFigure 5-24 Sajix iHelix On Demand Solution Components

Hospital Information Laboratory Systems Market Opportunities, Strategies, and Forecasts 2007 to 2013

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Hospital information laboratory systems software license markets are growing as the Internet dominates e-commerce channel adoption. Supply chain automation is a market driving force that permits sharing of laboratory results with multiple services providers simultaneously. Integration of applications by the hospital information laboratory systems is a fundamental aspect of making lab information widely available.

The market for hospital IT laboratory solutions is specialized, rapidly evolving, and subject to rapid technological change. The breadth and quality of solution and service offerings, the stability of the solution provider, the features and capabilities of the information systems and devices, the ongoing support for the systems and devices and the potential for enhancements and future compatible software solutions and devices are significant market aspects.

The central issue with laboratory information systems vendors is safety and accuracy of results tracking. Laboratory results are distributed to a number of locations inside the hospital and to physicians. The accuracy of the results is a significant factor in determining the quality of care delivery.

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Hospitals are pushing for increased reimbursement, as market forces from the government seek to drive down costs. Automated hospital management systems hold the potential to make care delivery more efficient. The motivating factor is to reduce the costs of health care delivery. Escalating health care costs is a central concern for insurers including the government.

Laboratory systems need to link the wings within the hospital and be operational across multiple facilities. Systems need to interact at the right junctions to realize true benefits. IT solutions need to function across the emergency department to the lab to the pharmacy to the physician office. Caregivers need applications designed to support their own work. Applications built independently and with different communication operate in silos that need to be integrated.

Laboratory information systems markets at $114.7 million in 2006 are anticipated to reach $205.8million by 2013. Growth comes as the electronic patient record requires more automated systems to make transfer of patient information rapid and transparent. Automated systems will decrease labor costs.

 

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HOSPITAL INFORMATION LABORATORY SYSTEMS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Hospital Information Laboratory Systems Used To Shape Flexible Management
Market For Healthcare Laboratory IT Solutions
Market Shares For Healthcare Laboratory IT Systems
Hospital Information Laboratory Systems: Market Shares
Hospital Information Systems: Patient Laboratory Market Shares
Hospital Laboratory Systems Market Forecasts

1. HOSPITAL INFORMATION LABORATORY SYSTEMS MARKET DESCRIPTION AND MARKET DYNAMICS
1.1 Healthcare Information Technology (HIT) Marketplace
1.1.1 The Healthcare and Healthcare IT Industry
1.1.2 TrendsToward Homecare
1.1.3 Policy Reforms
1.1.4 Private Sector Approaches
1.2 Healthcare Information Systems Vision of Automated Process for Healthcare Delivery
1.2.1 Connect the Person
1.2.2 Cerner Offers A Longitudinal, Person-Centric Electronic Medical Record
1.2.3 Structure the Knowledge
1.3 Healthcare Information Systems Strategy
1.3.1 Hospital Laboratory Information Systems Positioning
1.4 Information System Software Market Shifts
1.4.1 Characteristics Particular To The Laboratory Information System Market
1.4.2 Implementation Depends On Documentation Of Each Discipline Needs
1.4.3 Laboratory Services Billing Issues
1.4.4 Prospective Payment System (PPS)
1.4.5 Managed Care Requirements
1.4.6 Oasis Laboratory Health Agencies
1.5 Need For Automation Of Laboratory
1.6 Laboratory Information Technology Industry
1.6.1 History Of Low Investment In Healthcare Information Technology
1.6.2 Market Driving Forces For Worldwide Laboratory Information Systems
1.6.3 Treatment Trends
1.6.4 Laboratory Healthcare Delivery Industry
1.6.5 Competition Forms Basis Of U.S. Medical Care Services Delivery

2. HOSPITAL INFORMATION LABORATORY SYSTEMS MARKET SHARES AND MARKET FORECASTS
2.1 Market For Healthcare Laboratory IT Solutions
2.2 Market Shares For Healthcare Laboratory IT Systems
2.2.1 Hospital Information Laboratory Systems: Market Shares
2.2.2 Hospital Information Systems: Patient Laboratory Market Shares
2.2.3 Cerner
2.2.4 Misys Laboratory
2.2.5 SCC Soft Computer Products
2.2.6 SCC Soft Computer SoftLab
2.2.7 McKesson
2.2.8 CPSI System
2.2.9 Siemens
2.2.10 HMS Laboratory Solutions
2.3 Hospital Laboratory Systems Market Forecasts
2.4 Hospital Information Laboratory Systems (HIS) Regional Market Segments, 2006

3. HOSPITAL INFORMATION LABORATORY SYSTEMS PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
3.1 Cerner PathNet Laboratory Information System
3.1.1 Cerner Clinical Laboratory Solutions
3.1.2 Cerner Anatomic Pathology Solutions
3.1.3 Cerner Streamlined Workflow
3.1.4 Cerner Genomics Solutions
3.1.5 Doctor and Microscope Cerner Laboratory Outreach Solutions
3.2 Misys Laboratory
3.2.1 Misys Microbiology
3.2.2 Misys Anatomic Pathology
3.2.3 Misys Specimen Collection
3.2.4 Misys Outreach
3.2.5 Misys Multi-facility Support
3.3 SCC Soft Computer Products
3.3.1 SCC Soft Computer Outreach Information Systems Suite
3.3.2 SCC Soft Computer Blood Service Information Systems Suite
3.3.3 SCC Soft Computer Pharmacy Information Systems Suite
3.3.4 SCC Soft Computer Radiology Information Systems Suite
3.3.5 SCC Soft Computer Workflow Assessment And Process Improvement
3.3.6 SCC Soft Computer SoftLab
3.4 CPSI Laboratory Information System
3.4.1 CPSI System – The Integrated EMR Solution
3.4.2 CPSI System – Laboratory Instrument Interfaces
3.5 iSOFT i.Laboratory
3.6 EpicCare Clinical Laboratory Information System
3.6.1 EpicCare Public Health Laboratory System
3.7 GE IDX Carecast Lab, Powered By SCC Soft Computer
3.8 QuadraMed Affinity Lab
3.9 McKesson Horizon Lab
3.10 Meditech Laboratory
3.10.1 Network-Wide Requisition Entry
3.10.2 MediTech Specimen Collection and Verification
3.10.3 MediTech Microbiology
3.10.4 MediTech Network-wide Requisition Entry
3.10.5 MediTech Workload Statistics
3.10.6 MediTech Anatomical Pathology
3.10.7 MediTech Blood Bank
3.10.8 MediTech Laboratory Inventory Tracking and Utilization
3.10.9 MediTech Outreach Laboratory

4. HOSPITAL INFORMATION LABORATORY SYSTEMS (HIS) TECHNOLOGY
4.1 Best Practices in Laboratory & Pathology
4.1.1 NCCLS Standards / Cerner Millennium PathNet
4.1.2 CAP Cancer Reporting Protocols & Synoptic Reporting—
4.1.3 Cerner DHT CoPathPlus Status and Development
4.1.4 Clinical Reporting & MRP
4.1.5 Clinical Reporting XR
4.1.6 Gajema® Specimen Transport And Tracking Solution
4.1.7 InfoMaker Reporting Capabilities in CoPathPlus
4.1.8 Blood Bank Donor Regional Medical Center Systems
4.1.9 Implementing And Managing Reference Lab
4.2 Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory
4.3 Pathology Informatics Play A Role Diagnosing Patients
4.3.1 Imaging Strategies in Pathology
4.3.2 Specimen Collections & Positive Patient Identification at the Patient Bedside
4.3.3 Automation in Pathology for Voice Recognition, Slide & Cassette Labeling, & Staining
4.3.4 Using Technology to Improve Processing in the Anatomic Laboratory
4.4 Streamlined Specimen Collections
4.5 Advanced Robotics
4.5.1 Streamlined Laboratory Solution Workflow
4.6 General Laboratory System Hardware
4.6.1 General Laboratory Communications
4.6.2 General Laboratory Peripheral Equipment
4.7 Open Systems
4.7.1 Open Web Services Technology
4.7.2 Open Standards To Define A Common Event
4.7.3 Open Systems Support Heterogeneous Computing Platforms
4.8 Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
4.8.1 IBM Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
4.8.2 SOA Business Challenge IT Imperative
4.8.3 Service-Oriented Architecture And Relevant Standards
4.9 Java
4.9.1 AI Vendor Commitment To Java
4.9.2 Advantages Of Java In Context Of Application Integration
4.10 J2EE (Java™ Platform)
4.10.1 Java Single Application Development
4.10.2 EAI Vendor Commitment To Java
4.10.3 Advantages Of Java In Context Of Application Integration
4.10.4 J2EE Standardization
4.11 Web Services Protocols
4.11.1 Web Services
4.11.2 Soap
4.11.3 Apache Soap
4.11.4 Load Balancer With SSL Support
4.11.5 Points Of Failure
4.11.6 Soap Limitations
4.11.7 WSDL
4.11.8 WSDL Service Descriptions
4.11.9 UDDI Registry
4.11.10 UDDI Test Registries
4.11.11 UDDI Distributed Web Service Discovery
4.11.12 UDDI Consortium
4.11.13 WS-Inspection Document Extensibility
4.11.14 XSLT
4.11.15 OASIS
4.11.16 ebXML 4-43

5. HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEM COMPANY PROFILES
5.1 Hospital Information System Companies
5.2 HIMSS Segments:
5.2.1 HIMSS Top Companies:
5.3 Cerner
5.3.1 Cerner Automates the Care Process
5.3.2 Cerner Structure the Knowledge
5.3.3 Cerner Strategy
5.3.4 Cerner Millennium 2007 Solution and Service Highlights
5.3.5 Cerner Lights On™ Network
5.3.6 Cerner Physician Practice Business, PowerWorks®, in 2006
5.3.7 Cerner Positioning for Continued Long-Term Growth
5.3.8 Cerner Device With Connectivity Architecture For Prescription Accuracy
5.3.9 Cerner Revenue Shows Organic Growth
5.3.10 Cerner Results Overview
5.3.11 Cerner Target Markets
5.3.12 Cerner Unified Architecture
5.3.13 Cerner Nursing Solutions
5.3.14 Cerner Healthcare Devices
5.3.15 Cerner Implementation and Support Services
5.3.16 Cerner Selected Differentiating Solutions
5.3.17 Cerner / Galt Associates
5.3.18 Cerner / VitalWorks
5.3.19 Cerner Regional Analysis
5.3.20 Cerner Segment Reporting
5.4 CostFlex Systems
5.4.1 CostFlex International
5.5 CPSI
5.5.1 CPSI System Product Development
5.5.2 CPSI Organizational Structure
5.5.3 Computer Programs and Systems Fourth Quarter and Year-End 2006 Revenue
5.6 Eclipsys
5.6.1 Eclipsys Revenue for Quarter Ended March 31, 2007
5.6.2 Eclipysis Revenues:
5.6.3 Eclipsys Business Overview
5.6.4 Eclipsys Target Markets
5.6.5 Eclipsys Services Oriented Architecture: Solutions Utilize The Same Architecture And Share Health Data Repository (HDR), While Being Customized For The Workflows Of Different Environments
5.6.6 Eclipsys Sunrise RIS Advanced Radiology Information System
5.6.7 Eclipsys Sunrise™Clinical Manager with Physician Solutions
5.6.8 Eclipsys Software Offerings:
5.6.9 Eclipsys Order Entry
5.6.10 Eclipsys Clinical Decision Support
5.6.11 Eclipsys Laboratory, Surgery, And Critical Care Modules
5.6.12 Eclipsys Patient Scheduling And Resource Management Facilitates Scheduling Patient Appointments
5.6.13 Eclipsys Sunrise Decision Support Manager
5.6.14 Eclipsys Diagnostic Imaging Solutions
5.6.15 Eclipsys Consulting Services
5.6.16 Remote Hosting
5.6.17 Eclipsys Revenue Quarter Ended March 31, 2007
5.7 Epic
5.8 GE / IDX / Centricity
5.8.1 GE Healthcare Collective Knowledge
5.8.2 GE Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management
5.8.3 GE Healthcare:
5.8.4 GE Healthcare Revenue
5.8.5 GE Healthcare Primary Business Units
5.9 Hyperion Solutions:
5.9.1 Hyperion System 9
5.9.2 Hyperion / UpStream Software
5.9.3 Hyperion Business Performance Management Demand Drivers
5.9.4 Hyperion Strategy
5.9.5 Key elements Hyperion System 9 Products
5.9.6 Hyperion System 9 Applications+
5.9.7 Hyperion System 9 BI+
5.10 iSoft:
5.10.1 iSoft Supporting Reform In Healthcare
5.10.2 Working With Professionals
5.11 Kodak Health Group
5.12 Lawson
5.12.1 Lawson Healthcare Organization Customer Base
5.12.2 Lawson S3 Enterprise Performance Management Suite
5.12.3 Lawson S3 Supply Chain Management Suite
5.12.4 Lawson S3 Human Capital Management Suite
5.12.5 Lawson S3 Enterprise Financial Management Suite
5.12.6 Lawson S3 Business Process Management Suite
5.12.7 Lawson Vertical Market and Customer Focus
5.12.8 Lawson Technology Platform
5.12.9 Lawson Application Architecture
5.12.10 Lawson Products And Solutions
5.12.11 Lawson M3 Product Benefits of Solutions
5.12.12 Lawson Software Third Quarter Fiscal 2007 Revenue
5.12.13 Lawson Third Quarter Fiscal 2007 Key Metrics and Highlights
5.12.14 Lawson Software and Intentia
5.13 Misys Healthcare Systems:
5.13.1 Misys plc
5.13.2 Misys Healthcare Systems Solutions
5.13.3 Misys Product Pricing
5.13.4 Misys Marketing
5.13.5 Misys Healthcare Systems Partners With mTuitive To Better Ensure The Accuracy Of Cancer Diagnosis
5.14 Meditech
5.14.1 Meditech / Acquire Patient Care Technologies (PtCT)
5.14.2 Patient Care Technologies (PtCT) Maestro Enterprise Software
5.14.3 Meditech Revenue
5.14.4 Meditech Hospital Software
5.14.5 Meditech Computer Hardware
5.14.6 Meditech Licensed Software
5.14.7 Meditech Corporate Partner For Physician and Practice Management software LSS Improvements Focus on Quality, Integration
5.14.8 LSS Data Systems Integration is Key
5.14.9 e-Prescribing
5.14.10 Meditech Authorization and Referral Management
5.15 mTuitive
5.16 QuadraMed
5.16.1 QuadraMed Q1 2007 Revenue
5.16.2 QuadraMed Revenue
5.16.3 QuadraMed Major Customers
5.16.4 QuadraMed Revenue
5.17 SCC Soft Computer:
5.18 Siemens:
5.18.1 Siemens In-Vitro Diagnostics Market
5.18.2 Siemens Geographic Presence
5.18.3 Siemens Principal Competitors
5.18.4 Siemens / Bayer Diagnostics Unit

List of Tables and Figures

HOSPITAL INFORMATION LABORATORY SYSTEMS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Table ES-1 Healthcare Laboratory IT Solution Market Driving Forces
Table ES-2 Laboratory Information System Target Markets
Figure ES-3 Worldwide Hospital Information Systems: Laboratory Market Shares, Licenses and Services, 2006
Figure ES-4 Laboratory Information Systems: License and Services Fees, Market Forecasts 2007 – 2013
HOSPITAL INFORMATION LABORATORY SYSTEMS MARKET DESCRIPTION AND MARKET DYNAMICS
Table 1-1 Laboratory Information System Software Characteristics
Table 1-2 Market Characteristics For Evaluation of Laboratory Information System Software Vendors
Table 1-3 Laboratory Services Billing Issues Table 1-4 JCAHO ORYX Requirements
Table 1-5 Factors Relating To Value Of Laboratory Health Care
HOSPITAL INFORMATION LABORATORY SYSTEMS MARKET SHARES AND FORECASTS
Table 2-1 Healthcare Laboratory IT Solution Market Driving Forces
Table 2-2 Laboratory Information System Target Markets
Figure 2-3 Worldwide Hospital Information Systems: Laboratory Market Shares, Licenses and Services, 2006
Figure 2-4 Worldwide Hospital Information Systems: Laboratory Information Systems, Licenses and Services, 2006
Figure 2-5 Laboratory Information Systems: Number Of Units Shipped, Market Forecasts 2007 – 2013
Figure 2-6 Laboratory Information Systems: License and Services Fees, Market Forecasts 2007 – 2013
Figure 2-7 Worldwide Hospital Information Laboratory Systems, Market Forecasts 2007 – 2013
Figure 2-8 Hospital Information Laboratory Systems (HIS) Regional Market Segments, 2006
Table 2-9 Hospital Information Laboratory Systems (HIS) Regional Market Segments, 2006
HOSPITAL INFORMATION LABORATORY SYSTEMS SOFTWARE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Table 3-1 Cerner PathNet® Laboratory Information System Functions
Table 3-2 Cerner PathNet® Laboratory Information System Target Markets
Table 3-3 Cerner Laboratory Solutions
Table 3-4 Cerner Laboratory Solutions Key Benefits:
Table 3-5 Cerner Clinical Laboratory Solutions
Table 3-6 Cerner Anatomic Pathology Solutions Components
Table 3-7 Cerner Streamlined Workflow
Table 3-8 Cerner Millennium PathNet General Laboratory Key Benefits
Table 3-9 Cerner Millennium PathNet General Laboratory Key Features:
Table 3-10 Cerner Anatomic Pathology AP Solutions:
Table 3-11 Cerner Genomics Laboratory Solutions Key Benefits:
Table 3-12 Cerner Genomic Solutions
Table 3-13 Cerner GeneExplorer Modules
Table 3-14 Doctor and Microscope Cerner Laboratory Outreach Solutions Key Benefits:
Table 3-15 Cerner Laboratory Outreach Solutions
Table 3-16 Misys Laboratory Key Features
Table 3-17 SCC Soft Computer Laboratory Information Systems Suite
Table 3-18 SCC Soft Computer Outreach Information Systems Suite
Table 3-19 SCC Soft Computer Blood Service Information Systems Suite Components
Table 3-20 SCC Soft Computer Pharmacy Information Systems Suite Components
Table 3-21 SCC Soft Computer Radiology Information Systems Suite Components
Table 3-22 SCC Soft Computer Soft Workflow Process Improvement Functions
Table 3-23 SCC Soft Computer Soft Workflow Assessment Functions
Table 3-24 SCC Soft Computer SoftMic Managing Microbiology Features
Table 3-25 SCC Soft Computer SoftPath Advanced, Integrated Pathology Solutions Components
Table 3-26 McKesson Horizon Lab Benefits
Table 3-27 Meditech Laboratory Functions:
Table 3-28 Meditech Laboratory Standard Features
Table 3-29 Laboratory Systems Functions To Perform Several Tasks From One Screen
Table 3-30 Meditech’s Laboratory Application Streamlining Functions
Table 3-31 MediTech Laboratory Application Streamlines Specimen Processing Screens
Table 3-32 MediTech Laboratory Application Streamlines Result Entry
Table 3-33 MediTech Laboratory Application Streamlines Result Verification
Table 3-34 MediTech Laboratory Result Inquiry
Table 3-35 MediTech Laboratory Patient Reports
Table 3-36 MediTech Laboratory Management Reports
Table 3-37 MediTech Laboratory Quality Control
Table 3-38 MediTech Workload and Result Statistics
Table 3-39 MediTech Microbiology Application Functions
Table 3-40 MediTech Standard Features
Table 3-41 MediTech Collection Lists
Table 3-42 MediTech Batch Processing
Table 3-43 MediTech Result Entry
Table 3-44 MediTech Result Inquiry
Table 3-45 MediTech Epidemiology and Statistical Reports
Table 3-46 MediTech Management Reports
Table 3-47 MediTech Integration Features
Table 3-48 MediTech Anatomical Pathology Functions
Table 3-49 MediTech Anatomical Pathology Standard Features
Table 3-50 MediTech Laboratory Result Entry
Table 3-51 MediTech Laboratory Sign-out and Routines
Table 3-52 MediTech Management Reports
Table 3-53 MediTech Blood Bank Functions
Table 3-54 MediTech Blood Bank Standard Features
Table 3-55 MediTech Donor Recruitment and Management Features
Table 3-56 MediTech Blood Bank Application Features
Table 3-57 MediTech Multiple Specimen Processing
Table 3-58 MediTech Blood Bank Application Patient Reports Features
Table 3-59 MediTech Reporting Capabilities
Table 3-60 MediTech Lab staff
Table 3-61 MediTech Streamlined Requisitioning Standard Features
Table 3-62 MediTech Flexible Lab Billing Procedures
Table 3-63 MediTech Call Back Determination Aspects
Table 3-64 MediTech Laboratory Future Orders Database
Table 3-65 MediTech Comprehensive Lab Reporting Options
HOSPITAL INFORMATION LABORATORY SYSTEMS (HIS) TECHNOLOGY
Table 4-1 Clinical Bioinformatics OntologyTM (CBO) systems
Table 4-2 Streamlined Specimen Collections Functions
Table 4-3 Streamlined Laboratory Solution Workflow Functions
Table 4-4 General Laboratory Information Systems Key Benefits
Table 4-5 General Laboratory Servers Features:
Table 4-6 Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Functions
Table 4-7 Web Services Protocols
Table 4-8 Soap-Based Web Service Production Environment Testing
Table 4-9 XSLT Transformation Of XML
HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEM COMPANY PROFILES
Table 5-1 HIMSS Segments
Table 5-2 HIMSS Top Companies:
Table 5-3 Key Elements Of Cerner Business Strategy
Table 5-4 Key Elements Of Cerner Market Functions
Table 5-5 Cerner Elements of Positioning for Continued Long-Term Growth
Table 5-6 Cerner Electronic Positioning
Table 5-7 Hyperion Business Performance Management Key Market Dynamics
Table 5-8 Hyperion Strategy Key Elements
Table 5-9 Lawson S3 Enterprise Performance Management Applications
Table 5-10 Lawson S3 Supply Chain Management Applications
Table 5-11 Lawson S3 Human Capital Management Applications Include
Table 5-12 Lawson S3 Business Process Management Applications
Table 5-13 Lawson M3 Product Benefits of Solutions
Table 5-14 Misys Product Set
Table 5-15 Meditech Authorization and Referral Management Highlights:
Table 5-16 Siemens Medical Solutions offerings:

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