February 27th 2007
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http://www.randsinrepose.com/archives/2007/02/25/a_glimpse_and_a_hook.html
Rands In Repose: A Glimpse and a Hook.
This article talks about resumes, specifically, what an employer will look for when they see a resume. Written in an entertaining fashion, the author gives a unique perspective on the various elements that make up a resume, and their relevance to getting hired.
December 20th 2006
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News.com has a story up about a man who wrote code to erase data at the health firm he worked at. This reinforces the notion that proper backups and security are absolutely necessary. It is reassuring to read that another administrator found the code. This just drills home the point that ...
December 19th 2006
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Canada has seen a 20 percent rise in both MRI and CT scanners in use over the past three years. This is paired with an increase in screening access, according to new analysis from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI). The report found that at the start of 2006, ...
November 25th 2006
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I came across a new site I wanted to pass along. It seems similar in nature to this one, so feel free to check it out. It is new, and it will be interesting to see where it goes.
PACS World: The beginning - PACS the good..
October 30th 2006
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This post will have nothing to do with PACS, yet at the same time, it will have everything to do with PACS.
Our phone system, a Nortel BCM, has given us fits over the past two months. And I am not referring to the constant ongoing nuisance problems we have always had ...
September 21st 2006
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Our practise uses an EMR application that we have coded ourselves, and Great Plains for accounting/billing. Upon purchase of Great Plains, our consultants integrated it with our EMR application. After the expected initial issues, it was relatively smooth sailing for a while. Most problems encountered were the result of end ...
September 17th 2006
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The Edmonton Journal has this article talking about the end of the Physician Office System Program (POSP).
It is unfortunate that the political circus involving Ralph Klein’s departure has perhaps contributed to the lack of attention this program needs, so that it can be renewed or replaced with something appropriate. However, all this ...
One of the most important ways a company communicates with their customers is via the web and email. Yet, such an critical function is entirely dependent on keeping the domain name registered, and all too often, companies let it expire and are confronted with headaches and upset customers and partners.
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Think you have all your ducks in a row in regards to your disaster recovery plans? You might want to check those ducky’s again! Claus Mikkelsen talks about a bank that thought all was well during a power outage. Trouble is, they had diesel generators on the roof, supplied by diesel fuel ...
September 6th 2006
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One of the key elements of PACS administration is ensuring patient data is secure and safe. We take all the precautions we can (within budget), and hope for the best. Sometimes bad things happen. An ISP in the US had a month of hell in July. Read about it.