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'Monday, Febuary 18, 2008 <BR>'+
'<B><b> Latest ARCHI News (Australia)</b></B></FONT>'+
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'<FONT FACE="verdana" SIZE=1><b>The February edition of ARCHI Net News is now available!</b><BR><br><BR>Welcome to the first edition of ARCHI Net News for 2008.  We hope you had a joyous break, and are ready for an innovative new year. <BR><BR>ARCHI continues to feature innovative projects from around Australia and New Zealand. ARCHI also provides a range of services including Event Management, Discussion Forums and an Enquiry Service.<BR><BR><b>In this issue...</b><br><BR>The February issue of ARCHI Net News contains full features of these stories:-<BR><BR>·                 Ambulatory Care Coordination Program for Children with Chronic Conditions <BR><BR>·                 NSW Health Business Information Program <BR><BR>·                 Business Information Competency & Encouraging User Adoption <BR><BR>·                 Medical Assessment Unit Workshop <BR><BR>·                 Emergency Department Nursing Forum <BR><BR>·                 Can you Help? Case Load Midwifery and Echocardiography Examination Waiting Period<BR><BR>All these stories as well as information about other ARCHI services can be viewed from the ARCHI Net News Newsletter<BR><BR><a href="http://www.archi.net.au/our_services/nn/2008/feb08">Download this Newsletter Now!</a><BR> <BR>ARCHI Net News is produced by the ARCHI team each month.<BR>Click this link to SUBSCRIBE to the ARCHI Net News.<BR>To unsubscribe, send an email to the ARCHI office with the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the subject line.<BR> <BR>© ARCHI 1997-2008. All Rights Reserved.<BR> <BR></FONT><BR>'+
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'Monday, Febuary 18, 2008 <BR>'+
'<B><b>Epocrates in Oncology</b></B></FONT>'+
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'<FONT FACE="verdana" SIZE=1>Epocrates in ClinicalOncology News!    <BR>  "It would be very painful to practice oncology without Epocrates," said John Thomson, MD, associate clinical professor of radiology, radiation oncology at the Huntsman Cancer Clinic, University of Utah Medical School, Salt Lake City.  "Having the information constantly with me and always available saves a great deal of time and effort."<BR><BR>Epocrates was recently featured in ClinicalOncology News in the article <b>"Handheld Medical Software: Is It Changing Practice?"</b> We invite you to learn more about how Epocrates is impacting Oncology practices throughout the nation by reading the article <a href="http://www.epocrates.com/landing/email/oncology-article.html">here</a> <BR> <BR></FONT><BR>'+
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'Monday, Febuary 18, 2008 <BR>'+
'<B><b>New Text</b></B></FONT>'+
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'<FONT FACE="verdana" SIZE=1><b>Product Detail</b><BR><BR><img src="http://www.jbpub.com/covers/bordered/0763754765.jpg"><BR><br><BR><b>Evidence Based Medicine for PDAs: A Guide for Practice</b><BR>Allan Platt, PA-C, MMSc, Physician Assistant Program, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia<BR><BR><b>ISBN:</b> 9780763754761<BR>$39.95 (Sugg. US List)<BR>Paperback<BR>172 Pages<BR>© 2009<BR><b>Will Publish:</b> 03/20/2008<BR>		<BR>Evidence Based Medicine for PDAs: A Guide for Practice is the first text to give medical practitioners and students the practical basics of PDAs and evidence-based medicine applications necessary for excellent, cost effective patient care. Offered in a clear and applicable format, this book covers information on the latest treatments, necessary equipment, basic software, reducing medical errors, and medical coding. Health care providers can review diagnoses, read about the latest therapy, check for harmful drug interactions, and obtain preventative information - even between patient examinations. Organized by an instructional case-based approach with an accompanying demonstration CD-ROM, this guide provides an interactive visual and auditory experience to accommodate all types of learners. A great resource to help medical educators, students and practicing clinicians integrate EBM into their daily patient care in a practical way.<BR><BR><a href="http://www.jbpub.com/catalog/9780763754761/">More...</a></FONT><BR>'+
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'Wednesday, Febuary 6, 2008 <BR>'+
'<B><b>Hand-held Computers Prod Older Adults To Exercise More, Study Shows</b></B></FONT>'+
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'<FONT FACE="verdana" SIZE=1>ScienceDaily (Feb. 5, 2008) —  Today\'s younger generation may reckon that "ne\'er the twain shall meet" where technology and their elders are concerned. However, ongoing research by Abby King, PhD, professor of health research and policy and of medicine at the Stanford Prevention Research Center, appears to be gradually dispelling that notion. <a href="http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/02/080205121733.htm">More...</a></FONT><BR>'+
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'Friday, October 26, 2007 <BR>'+
'<B><b>Partial Palm Buyout Completed; Palm OS II Still 18 Months Away</b></B></FONT>'+
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'<FONT FACE="verdana" SIZE=1>Palm today closed its recapitalization deal with Elevation Partners, a private-equity firm that gains a 27 percent stake in the PDA and smartphone maker in return.<BR><BR>The agreement infuses Palm with a much need $325 million, which it plans to use—along with $400 million of new debt—to finance a $9 per share cash distribution to shareholders.<BR><BR>It also gains a pair of new board members, Elevation co-founders and managing directors Fred Anderson - a former Apple CFO - and Roger McName, as well as a new executive chairman of the board, former Apple senior VP of hardware engineering and head of the iPod division Jon Rubinstein, among other things.<BR><BR>By closing the deal with Elevation, Palm expects to capture some of the magic Rubinstein and Anderson helped conjure at Apple, leading it to become a top-tier mobile device vendor once again<BR><BR>"This transaction lays the groundwork for Palm to recapture our position as the leading innovator and brand of the mobile-computing revolution,” said Palm president & CEO Ed Colligan in statement. “We will build on our history of innovation to create next-generation, software-rich mobile solutions that enable people to more effectively manage their lives and communicate with family, friends and colleagues wherever they are." "<BR><BR>One of the hurdles Palm faces is the lack of a follow up to the aging and outdated Palm OS, which it still uses for half its products. The other half run on Windows Mobile. <BR><a href="http://www.pdastreet.com/articles/2007/10/2007-10-25-Palm-Closes-Partial.html">More...</a></FONT><BR>'+
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'Friday, October 26, 2007 <BR>'+
'<B><b>Philips have just announced their Mobile Clinical Assistant: Cliniscape</b></B></FONT>'+
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'<FONT FACE="verdana" SIZE=1>t the World of Health IT annual congress, Royal Philips Electronics today unveiled CliniScape, its first mobile clinical assistant (MCA). The medical-grade, easy-to-clean handheld device brings a wide range of features together into a groundbreaking mobile point of care solution defined by Philips, Intel and other industry partners. These include a 10.4” pen-touchscreen, RFID and barcode scanning, and a digital camera. CliniScape completes the missing link in hospital technology, allowing nurses and doctors to document a patient’s condition instantly, reducing their workload and increasing the quality of bedside care.<BR><BR>“Healthcare providers work in fast-paced, high-stress conditions. They often need to make critical decisions on the move with nothing more than a clipboard and their own two feet to help them find relevant clinical data,” said Franco Martegani, CEO, Philips FIMI, a division of Philips Medical Systems. “With the mobile clinical assistant, doctors and nurses can take more informed decisions, more quickly and with less risk of avoidable errors, whilst avoiding the drawbacks of conventional handheld devices, such as short battery life, complex user interfaces, the risk of spreading infection or the need to carry a cumbersome barcode reader or digital camera.” <a href="http://www.doctorsgadgets.com/cliniscape.html">More...</a></FONT><BR>'+
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