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| Medical Records Institute Consulting services in electronic health records area, particularly to provide small EHR developers in finding alliances and partnerships. | |
| LaserFiche: Patient Records Imaging Allows paper documents such as exams, insurance, notes and photographs to be converted to electronic files for improved storage and access. | ||
| AHAData: Healthcare Records Data Provides healthcare industry reports including detailed hospital & clinical utilization data, provider information, and industry mailing lists. | ||
| himinfo.com Online resource for health information management including news, career information, regulatory information and related products and tools. | ||
| Iron Mountain: Healthcare Records Storage and Management Provides healthcare records storage and management services, including healthcare records retrieval, indexing, and release of information. | ||
| Statement of the College of American Pathologists Presented by Kent A. Spackman, May 17, 1999, to the National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics Workgroup on Computer-based Patient Records. | ||
| Workgroup on Computer-based Patient Records Working Session Transcripts and recording of live audio broadcast of the National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics Working Session, September 1998. | ||
| Computer-Based Patient Record: An Essential Technology for Health Care From the Institute of Medicine. Revised edition, 1997. In Open Book page format. | ||
| Ergo Partners: Patient Records Management Offers an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) software system for physician and nursing clinical documentation. Includes a detailed clinical vocabulary. | ||
| WebCPR: A Java Applet for Reviewing Computer-based Patient Records Presented at the American Medical Informatics Association 1999 Annual Symposium. Full text available. | ||
| Security Features for Computer-Based Patient Record Systems Sponsored by the Computer-based Patient Record Institute. | ||
| VA Virtual Conference Archive Stored audio of the Workgroup on Computer-based Patient Records meetings from June 1999 through December, 1999. | ||
| No Free Lunch: Institutional Preparations for Computer-Based Patient Records Presentation by S.H. Brown at the American Medical Informatics Association 1999 Annual Symposium. Full text available. | ||
| Dak Systems Consulting A national healthcare information technology advisory consultancy. Dak specializes in component systems and technologies of computer-based patient records (CPRs). | ||
| DictationNet Service offered by SpeechMachines replaces traditional premise-based recording and typing systems with a fee-for-use contract. Audio is routed via the Internet. This service is targeted at transcription companies and hospitals. | ||
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