High quality, accurate documentation has long been a cornerstone of both patient care and the business side of modern medicine. And nowhere is this more true than in a hospital setting like the ...

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act mandates reasonable safeguards in communicating patient medical data from one care-provider to another. In this second of two columns on the ...

While I’m still on the fence about Outlook 2003’s new interface, I am impressed with a few of its bells and whistles. One you might not see unless you dig a little deeper is its built-in FoIP (Fax ...

Despite efforts toward electronic health information exchange, faxing remains ubiquitous in today’s healthcare settings and has long been essential to the daily sharing of secure information between ...

These articles are brought to you in association with Pocket-lint and our partners. Sometimes there occurs a situation when you need to send a fax to anyone instantly. It might be that you don't have ...

Faxing may seem outdated at first glance, but in fact, more and more hospitals are choosing to incorporate an online fax service into their electronic medical record. Here, Steve Adams, vice president ...

The fax machine is a symbol of obsolete technology long superseded by computer networks – but faxing is actually growing in popularity. Four years ago, I wrote a history of 160 years of faxing, saying ...

While electronic health records systems are ubiquitous in primary, acute and specialty care settings, long-term care facilities are still lagging in adoption. The biggest reason for the disparity in ...

The fax machine is a symbol of obsolete technology long superseded by computer networks – but faxing is actually growing in popularity. Four years ago, I wrote a history of 160 years of faxing, saying ...