The article, tells an incredible story of the power of Nexus, and soon to be UCS, at Salem Hospital. This is a story that should be replicated across many healthcare accounts, as EMR and PACS are common applications which will benefit from FCoE and Nexus.

Despite what appeared to be a slow financial start for hospitals in 2009, an analysis by research firm Thomson Reuters concluded that profits shot upward dramatically into the second quarter of this year. So how did hospital chains fare in the third quarter of 2009? Do any systems have anything to look forward to? Take a closer look at the earnings reports for five of the largest, publicly-trade hospital chains to find out more. Read the report

Community of Connected Health

Take a look at the new monthly letter.

CUSTOMER FACING WEBINAR - please feel free to forward to your customers/prospects

During this one-hour live online seminar, clinicians from Cooper University Hospital will describe how they use wireless technology to:
• Integrate real time contextual information into their workflow
• Avoid spending $1 million on medical equipment
• Slash telephony costs
• Wirelessly-network smart IV pumps to distribute drug dosage updates in real time

Magpie Demonstration

In many U.S. hospitals, caregivers rely on manual calling and hand-written schedules to communicate. It takes a long time to find and connect with responders, and call records rarely exist.

Magpie's mission is to save lives by improving communications and measurable quality in hospitals. We provide caregivers with simple, phone-based solutions for people-to-people and team communications.

This month's newsletter which is sent by HIMSS to the Community for Connected Health.

Great Real-World Example to better understand the value of PACS