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NewsSprint, PalmOne target health care
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Microsoft: Better software can prevent medical mishaps
September 10, 2007 Company teams with Britain's health system to come up with a common interface for reducing the thousands of hospital mix-ups that occur annually. -
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TV keeps track of patients' health
October 15, 2004 A test program from Royal Philips Electronics connects chronically ill heart patients to their care providers via TV. -
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Key to funding for eldercare technologies? Pilots
July 17, 2007 Test programs provide important information as to whether a technology will work and whether people would be willing to pay for it, say panelists. -
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MIT's Anklebot to help stroke patients
July 6, 2005 The Anklebot teaches stroke victims how to move their ankles again. A Shoulderbot may be next. -
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The possible cure for health care ills
July 31, 2007 There's little on the surface that's attractive about the health care industry, says CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos. Except maybe medical devices. -
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Patient smart cards get boost at N.Y. hospitals
December 9, 2005 Cards issued by Mt. Sinai Medical Center and affiliated hospitals could help reduce medical errors. Could this card save your life? -
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NEC Solutions unveils security software
August 12, 2003 The company's data security product, designed to keep sensitive information confidential, is aimed at health care organizations that face patient privacy rules. -
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UCSF nurses test tablet PCs
February 21, 2007 Intel and Motion Computing show off the C5 tablet PC, a digital assistant for overworked health care professionals.Photos: Intel checks into the hospital -
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Microsoft coughs up for health care software
July 26, 2006 It acquires Azyxxi, database software for patient records, and lays plans to spread the technology nationwide. -
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Accenture to invest $450 million in SOA
July 19, 2006 IT outsourcing company plans new lab focusing on development of service-oriented architecture applications. -
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Intel unveils prototypes for doctors, health care
August 24, 2005 Chipmaker shows off concepts and prototypes of future computers for use by doctors, nurses and patients. -
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Accenture, Computer Sciences land big deals
December 23, 2003 Alliances led by both information technology services companies win contracts with the British government valued at more than $1.6 billion each. -
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Tech companies gear up for seniors
December 12, 2005 With the world's population getting older, technology is being positioned to help the elderly stay independent. Photos: Gadgets for seniors -
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High-tech hospitals better at keeping patients alive?
July 12, 2005 American Hospital Association study finds correlation between IT and patient care. But money could be the main factor. -
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Bush calls for computerized medical records
February 3, 2005 The president says he'll ask Congress for new laws to digitize and share medical information about patients. -
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Intel's medical ambitions
September 16, 2005 Intel's Louis Burns talks about health care--and why you could see "Intel Inside" on a chilly medical instrument coming at you one day. Making virtual rounds -
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Microsoft, WellPoint pursue paperless prescriptions
April 29, 2004 The joint e-prescribing initiative recruits two partners to give doctors a shot of technology. -
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