Electronic Medical Record Market Shares, Market Forecasts, and Market Strategies, 2007-2013

Table of Contents

Worldwide Physician Office Electronic Medical Record Market Executive Summary  ES-1

Market For Physician Office Electronic Patient Record  ES-1

Physician Office Electronic Medical Records  ES-3

Market For Physician Office Electronic Patient Records

Market Shares  ES-3

Office Electronic Patient Record

Market Forecasts  ES-5

Packaged Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems  ES-5

Electronic Medical Record Dashboards  ES-7

Electronic Medical Record Dashboards Make Clinicians

More Productive  ES-7

Physician Office Electronic Patient Record Solutions Market ES-8

Use Of The Mainframe Accelerated  ES-11

 

1. Electronic Medical Records Information Systems Market                                Description and Market Dynamics  1-1

1.1       Healthcare Information Technology (HIT) Marketplace  1-1

1.1.1    The Healthcare and Healthcare IT Industry  1-1

1.1.2    Trends Toward Homecare  1-2

1.1.3    Policy Reforms  1-3

1.1.4    Private Sector Approaches  1-3

1.2       Electronic Medical Records (EMR) 1-4

1.2.1    Electronic Medical Records EMR Major Purchasing Decisions  1-4

1.2.2    Electronic Medical Records Software Back up and Storage Features  1-5

1.3       Online Medical Systems  1-6

1.4       Electronic Medical Records Systems Benefits  1-7

1.5       Healthcare Information Systems Vision of Automated Process for Healthcare Delivery  1-9

1.5.1    Connect the Person  1-9

1.5.2    Cerner Offers A Longitudinal, Person-Centric Electronic Medical Record  1-10

1.5.3    Structure the Knowledge  1-10

1.6       Healthcare Information Systems Strategy  1-10

1.6.1    Hospital Laboratory Information Systems Positioning  1-11

1.7       Information System Software Market Shifts  1-11

1.7.1    Characteristics Particular To The Laboratory Information System Market 1-15

1.7.2    Implementation Depends On Documentation Of Each Discipline                       Needs  1-15

1.7.3    Prospective Payment System (PPS) 1-16

1.7.4    Managed Care Requirements  1-16

1.7.5    Oasis Laboratory Health Agencies  1-19

 

2. Physician Office Electronic Medical Record (EMR)

Market Shares and Market Forecasts  2-1

2.1   Market For Physician Office Electronic Medical Record  2-1

2.2   Market For Electronic Medical Records  2-4

2.2.1    Market For Physician Office Electronic Patient

Records Market Shares  2-4

2.2.2    Physician Office Electronic Medical Record

EMR Clinical Solutions Competition  2-7

2.2.3    Allscripts  2-7

2.3   Worldwide Physician Office Electronic Patient

Record Systems Market Forecasts  2-9

2.3.1    Large Physician Office Electronic Medical Record (EMR)

Market Dollar Forecasts  2-10

2.3.1    Mid Size Physician Office Electronic

Medical Record (EMR) Market Dollar Forecasts  2-14

2.3.2    Small Electronic Patient Record Software Market 2-18

2.3.3    Hospital Facilities, Installed Base and Percent

Penetration of Robust Electronic Patient Records Systems  2-21

2.3.4    Electronic Medical Record Dashboards  2-26

2.3.5    Electronic Medical Record Dashboards

Make Clinicians More Productive  2-26

2.3.6    Cerner 2-27

2.3.7    McKesson  2-27

2.3.8    Siemens  2-28

2.3.9    McKesson Horizon Practice Analysis  2-28

2.3.10  Siemens Signature® HIS Support For Practice Management 2-30

2.3.11  IDX   2-32

2.3.12  Eclipsys  2-32

2.3.13  Allscripts Healthcare Solutions  2-33

2.3.14  Misys Optimum™ Solutions  2-33

2.3.15  Meditech Corporate Partner For Physician

and Practice Management software LSS Improvements

Focus on Quality, Integration  2-33

2.4   Physicians And Surgeon Practice Profiles  2-34

2.4.1    Family And General Practitioners  2-38

2.4.2    Anesthesiologists  2-39

2.4.3    General Internists  2-39

2.4.4    General Pediatricians  2-39

2.4.5    Obstetricians And Gynecologists  2-40

2.4.6    Psychiatrists  2-41

2.4.7    Surgeons  2-41

2.4.8    Physician Working Conditions  2-42

2.4.9    Number of Physicians Forecasts  2-43

2.4.10  Number of Physician Offices Forecasts  2-49

2.5   Worldwide Physician Office: Number Of Units

Shipped, Market Forecasts  2-54

2.6   Physician Office Electronic Patient Record Regional

Segment Analysis  2-60

 

3. Physician Office Electronic Medical

Record Product Description   3-1

3.1   Allscripts Electronic Health Record and

 Practice Management Solution  3-1

3.1.1    Allscripts Software And Related Services  3-3

3.1.2    Allscripts TouchWorks EHR   3-4

3.1.3    TouchWorks e-Detailing  3-6

3.1.4    Allscripts Hospital Emergency Department Solutions  3-7

3.1.5    Allscripts Hospital Care Management Solutions  3-7

3.1.6    Allscripts Physicians Interactive  3-8

3.1.7    Allscripts Medication Solutions  3-8

3.1.8    Allscripts / Misys Physician Office

Electronic Medical Records System   3-9

3.1.9    Misys EMR: Features and Benefits  3-10

3.1.10  Misys EMR Clinical Data for Physician Practices  3-13

3.2   McKesson Horizon Physician Office Patient Electronic Record  3-14

3.2.1    McKesson Horizon Performance Manager 3-19

3.2.2    McKesson Horizon Patient Portal 3-21

3.2.3    McKesson Pathways Regulatory Guidelines Compliance Advisor 3-24

3.2.4    McKesson Pathways Physician Office Contract Management 3-26

3.2.5    McKesson Electronic Health Record

Small Group Practice Point Chart 3-28

3.3   GE Centricity® Physician Office  3-31

3.3.1    GE Centricity® Physician Office –

Electronic Medical Records (EMR) 3-35

3.4   Meditech Physician Office Medical Record  3-37

3.4.1    Meditech Current Care/Clinical Information  3-40

3.4.2    Meditech Historical Patient Data  3-41

3.4.3    Meditech Confidential Records of Care  3-42

3.4.4    Meditech Electronic Medical Record Patient Care  3-42

3.4.5    Meditech Patient-Oriented Profiles  3-46

3.4.6    Meditech Enterprise Medical Record Patient Care System   3-51

3.4.7    Meditech Documentation of Patient Information  3-53

3.4.8    Meditech Physician Office Electronic

Medical Record Patient Care Inquiry  3-55

3.5   Cerner Intuition EMR Increases Reimbursement 3-56

3.5.1    Cerner Intuition EMR Optimize Administrative Efficiency  3-57

3.5.2    Cerner Knowledge-Driven Care  3-58

3.5.3    Cerner Executable Knowledge®   3-58

3.5.4    Cerner Knowledge Infrastructure  3-59

3.5.5    Cerner Outcomes Management 3-59

3.6   Eclipsys Sunrise Health Information Record Manager  3-60

3.6.1    Eclipsys Sunrise™ eLink Enterprise Application Integration  3-62

3.6.2    Eclipsys Sunrise™ eLink Enterprise

Application Integration EAI Platform Support 3-63

3.6.3    Eclipsys Sunrise™ eLink Enterprise

Application Integration EAI Data Definition  3-64

3.6.4    Eclipsys EMR   3-64

3.7   iSOFT Lorenzo Patient Care Systems  3-65

3.7.1    iSOFT Lorenzo Based on International

Standards And Open Technologies  3-66

3.8   Epic Systems EHealth Physician Office Medical Record  3-68

3.9   Siemens Physician Office Electronic Health Record  3-70

3.9.1    Siemens MedSeries4® Repository  3-70

3.9.2    Siemens Online Medical Record  3-71

3.10     QuadraMed Physician Office Electronic Patient Record  3-74

3.10.1  QuadraMed Plans of Care Tailored to Patient Needs  3-76

3.11     MDS Medical  /  Allscripts Electronic Health Records Software  3-76

3.11.1  TouchChart Base Medical Document Management 3-80

3.11.2  MDS Medical / Allscripts TouchChart™ EMR Software  3-81

3.12     CPSI Physician Electronic Medical Record System   3-82

3.13     SOAPware  3-84

3.14     MediNotes e Electronic Medical Record Software  3-92

3.14.1  MediNotes Practice View   3-93

3.14.2  MediNotes Object View   3-93

 

4. Healthcare Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems                               Technology  4-1

4.1       Healthcare and Healthcare IT Industry  4-1

4.1.1    Regional Health Information Organizations (RHIOs) 4-1

4.1.2    HIT Earns Broad Government Recognition  4-2

4.1.3    Dramatic Hospital IT-Enabled Cost Savings  4-2

4.1.4    Regional Health Information Organizations  4-3

4.2       Hospital and Physician Practice Market Conditions  4-5

4.2.1    Hospital Bond Rating Upgrades  4-5

4.2.2    Software Development 4-6

4.2.3    Target Marketing  4-7

4.2.4    Client Services  4-8

4.3       Healthcare Information Technology Market 4-8

4.3.1    Healthcare Industry Technology Factors  4-9

4.4       Leapfrog Group  4-11

4.5       Hospital Information Software Technology  4-12

4.6       SOA Engines  4-14

4.6.1    Transport Layer Achieves Mission Critical Functionality  4-16

4.6.2    SOA Collaborations  4-17

4.6.3    SOA Software Built Upon A Single Health Data Repository                                Database Model 4-18

4.6.4    Engaging The Citizen  4-19

4.6.5    Serving The Global Healthcare Community  4-19

4.6.6    Partner For Innovation  4-20

4.6.7    Re-Engineering The Healthcare Supply Chain  4-21

4.6.8    Systems Endorsed By Governments And Technology Leaders  4-22

4.6.9    Supporting Standards in the Healthcare Supply Chain  4-23

4.7       Open Systems  4-25

4.7.1    Open Web Services Technology  4-25

4.7.2    Open Standards To Define A Common Event 4-26

4.7.3    Open Systems  4-26

4.8       Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) 4-27

4.8.1    IBM Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) 4-29

4.8.2    SOA Business Challenge IT Imperative  4-29

4.8.3    Service-Oriented Architecture And Relevant Standards  4-30

4.9       Java  4-32

4.9.1    AI Vendor Commitment To Java  4-33

4.9.2    Advantages Of Java In Context Of Application Integration  4-33

4.10     J2EE (Java™ Platform) 4-34

4.10.1  Java Single Application Development 4-35

4.10.2  EAI Vendor Commitment To Java  4-36

4.10.3  Advantages Of Java In Context Of Application Integration  4-36

4.10.4  J2EE Standardization  4-37

5. Hospital Information System Electronic Medical Record                               Company Profiles  5-1

5.1       Hospital Information System Companies  5-1

5.2       HIMSS Segments: 5-3

5.2.1    HIMSS Top Companies: 5-5

5.3       Cerner  5-6

5.3.1    Cerner Automates the Care Process  5-6

5.3.2    Cerner Structure the Knowledge  5-6

5.3.3    Cerner Strategy  5-7

5.3.4    Cerner Millennium 2007 Solution and Service Highlights  5-10

5.3.5    Cerner Lights On™ Network  5-10

5.3.6    Cerner Physician Practice Business, PowerWorks®, in 2006  5-11

5.3.7    Cerner Positioning for Continued Long-Term Growth  5-12

5.3.8    Cerner Device With Connectivity Architecture For Prescription Accuracy  5-14

5.3.9    Cerner Revenue Shows Organic Growth  5-15

5.3.10  Cerner Results Overview   5-16

5.3.11  Cerner Target Markets  5-18

5.3.12  Cerner Unified Architecture  5-20

5.3.13  Cerner Nursing Solutions  5-21

5.3.14  Cerner Healthcare Devices  5-21

5.3.15  Cerner Implementation and Support Services  5-22

5.3.16  Cerner Selected Differentiating Solutions  5-23

5.3.17  Cerner / Galt Associates  5-25

5.3.18  Cerner / VitalWorks  5-25

5.3.19  Cerner Regional Analysis  5-25

5.3.20  Cerner Segment Reporting  5-26

5.4       CostFlex Systems  5-27

5.4.1    CostFlex International 5-29

5.5       CPSI  5-29

5.5.1    CPSI System Product Development 5-31

5.5.2    CPSI Organizational Structure  5-31

5.5.3    Computer Programs and Systems Fourth Quarter and Year-End                         2006 Revenue  5-32

5.6       Eclipsys  5-35

5.6.1    Eclipsys Revenue for Quarter Ended March 31, 2007  5-35

5.6.2    Eclipsys Revenues: 5-36

5.6.3    Eclipsys Business Overview   5-37

5.6.4    Eclipsys Target Markets  5-38

5.6.5    Eclipsys Services Oriented Architecture:  Solutions Utilize The                      Same Architecture And Share Health Data Repository (HDR), While             Being Customized For The Workflows Of Different Environments  5-39

5.6.6    Eclipsys Sunrise RIS Advanced Radiology Information System   5-40

5.6.7    Eclipsys Sunrise™Clinical Manager with Physician Solutions  5-41

5.6.8    Eclipsys Software Offerings: 5-42

5.6.9    Eclipsys Order Entry  5-42

5.6.10  Eclipsys Clinical Decision Support 5-43

5.6.11  Eclipsys Laboratory, Surgery, And Critical Care Modules · 5-44

5.6.12  Eclipsys Patient Scheduling And Resource Management Facilitates Scheduling Patient Appointments  5-45

5.6.13  Eclipsys Sunrise Decision Support Manager 5-46

5.6.14  Eclipsys Diagnostic Imaging Solutions  5-47

5.6.15  Eclipsys Consulting Services  5-48

5.6.16  Remote Hosting  5-48

5.6.17  Eclipsys Revenue Quarter Ended March 31, 2007  5-49

5.7       Epic  5-50

5.8       GE / IDX / Centricity  5-51

5.8.1    GE Healthcare Collective Knowledge  5-51

5.8.2    GE Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management 5-51

5.8.3    GE Healthcare: 5-52

5.8.4    GE Healthcare Revenue  5-52

5.8.5    GE Healthcare Primary Business Units  5-53

5.9       Hyperion Solutions: 5-55

5.9.1    Hyperion System 9  5-56

5.9.2    Hyperion / UpStream Software  5-56

5.9.3    Hyperion Business Performance Management Demand Drivers  5-56

5.9.4    Hyperion Strategy  5-58

5.9.5    Key elements Hyperion System 9 Products  5-61

5.9.6    Hyperion System 9 Applications+  5-62

5.9.7    Hyperion System 9 BI+  5-63

5.10     iSoft: 5-64

5.10.1  iSoft Supporting Reform In Healthcare  5-66

5.10.2  Working With Professionals  5-67

5.11     Kodak Health Group  5-68

5.12     Lawson  5-69

5.12.1  Lawson Healthcare Organization Customer Base  5-70

5.12.2  Lawson S3 Enterprise Performance Management Suite  5-71

5.12.3  Lawson S3 Supply Chain Management Suite  5-72

5.12.4  Lawson S3 Human Capital Management Suite  5-73

5.12.5  Lawson S3 Enterprise Financial Management Suite  5-74

5.12.6  Lawson S3 Business Process Management Suite  5-74

5.12.7  Lawson Vertical Market and Customer Focus  5-78

5.12.8  Lawson Technology Platform   5-79

5.12.9  Lawson Application Architecture  5-79

5.12.10 Lawson Products And Solutions  5-80

5.12.11 Lawson M3 Product Benefits of Solutions  5-81

5.12.12 Lawson Software Third Quarter Fiscal 2007 Revenue  5-85

5.12.13 Lawson Third Quarter Fiscal 2007 Key Metrics and Highlights  5-86

5.12.14 Lawson Software and Intentia  5-88

5.13     Misys Healthcare Systems: 5-88

5.13.1  Misys plc  5-90

5.13.2  Misys Healthcare Systems Solutions  5-90

5.13.3  Misys Product Pricing  5-94

5.13.4  Misys Marketing  5-94

5.13.5  Misys Healthcare Systems Partners With mTuitive To Better                         Ensure The Accuracy Of Cancer Diagnosis  5-95

5.14     Meditech  5-96

5.14.1  Meditech / Acquire Patient Care Technologies (PtCT) 5-96

5.14.2  Patient Care Technologies (PtCT) Maestro Enterprise Software  5-97

5.14.3  Meditech Revenue  5-97

5.14.4  Meditech Hospital Software  5-98

5.14.5  Meditech Computer Hardware  5-99

5.14.6  Meditech Licensed Software  5-100

5.14.7  Meditech Corporate Partner For Physician and Practice                                     Management software LSS Improvements Focus on Quality, Integration  5-101

5.14.8  LSS Data Systems Integration is Key  5-102

5.14.9  e-Prescribing  5-102

5.14.10 Meditech Authorization and Referral Management 5-102

5.15     mTuitive  5-104

5.16     QuadraMed  5-104

5.16.1  QuadraMed Q1 2007 Revenue  5-104

5.16.2  QuadraMed Revenue  5-105

5.16.3  QuadraMed Major Customers  5-108

5.16.4  QuadraMed Revenue  5-108

5.17     SCC Soft Computer: 5-113

5.18     Siemens: 5-114

5.18.1  Siemens In-Vitro Diagnostics Market 5-118

5.18.2  Siemens Geographic Presence  5-118

5.18.3  Siemens Principal Competitors  5-119

5.18.4  Siemens / Bayer Diagnostics Unit 5-120

 

List of Tables and Figures

Table ES-1  ES-4

Healthcare Electronic Patient Record Market Driving Forces 

Table ES-2  ES-5

Healthcare Electronic Patient Record IT Solution Features 

Figure ES-3  ES-7

Healthcare Information Systems: Enterprise EPR Electronic Patient                           Record Market Shares, Dollars, First Three Quarters 2008 

Figure ES-4  ES-9

Worldwide Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems Shipments and Services Fees, Total Dollars, Market Forecasts,  2008-2014 

 

Table 1-1  1-8

Benefits of Electronic Medical Records Software 

Table 1-2  1-12

Electronic Medical Records Systems Information System Software Characteristics 

Table 1-3  1-14

Market Characteristics For Evaluation of Electronic Medical Records Systems Information System Software Vendors 

Table 1-4  1-17

JCAHO ORYX Requirements 

 

Table 2-1  2-2

Physician Office Electronic Medical Record Market Driving Forces 

Table 2-2  2-3

Physician Office Electronic Medical Record IT Solution Features 

Figure 2-3  2-5

Worldwide Physician Office Electronic Patient Record Systems: EPR Market Shares, Dollars, First Three Quarters 2008 

Table 2-4  2-6

Worldwide Physician Office Electronic Patient Record Systems: EPR Market Shares, Dollars, First Three Quarters  2008 

Table 2-5  2-7

Worldwide Healthcare Information Systems: EPR Electronic

Patient Record Market Shares, Dollars, First Three Quarters 2008 

Figure 2-6  2-8

Worldwide Healthcare Information Systems: Enterprise EPR  

Electronic Patient Record Market Shares, Dollars, 2008 

Table 2-7  2-9

Healthcare Information Systems: Enterprise EPR   9

Electronic Patient Record Market Shares, Dollars,

First Three Quarters 2008  9

Table 2-8  2-11

Worldwide Physician Office Electronic Patient Record (EMR)

License Market Forecasts, 2008-2013  11

Table 2-9  2-12

Worldwide Physician Office Electronic Patient Record Systems:

EPR Market Forecasts, 2008-2013  12

Table 2-10  2-13

Worldwide Physician Office Electronic Patient Record (EPR)

Services Market Forecasts, 2008-2013  13

Table 2-11  2-14

Worldwide Physician Office Electronic Patient Record (EPR)

Total Market Forecasts, 2008-2013  14

Table 2-12  2-15

Worldwide Physician Office Electronic Patient Record Systems: EPR License and Services Market Forecasts, 2008-2013  15

Figure 2-13  2-16

Worldwide Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems Shipments and Services Fees, Total Dollars, Market Forecasts, 2008-2013  16

Figure 2-14  2-17

Worldwide Enterprise Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems  -  Large Facilities License Fees, Market Forecasts, Dollars:  2008-2013  17

Figure 2-15  2-18

Worldwide Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems For Mid Size and Small Facilities and Physician Practices  --  License Fees, Market Forecasts Shipments, Dollars:  2008-2013  18

Figure 2-16  2-20

Worldwide Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems  -- 

Market Forecasts Shipments, Total Number of Units,

2008-2013 

Figure 2-17  2-21

Worldwide Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems Hospital

Facility and Physician Practice Information Systems Market

Forecasts Shipments, 2008-2013 

Figure 2-18  2-23

Worldwide Hospital Facilities, Installed Base and Percent

Penetration of Robust Electronic Patient Records Systems

Forecasts Shipments, 2008-2013 

Figure 2-19  2-24

Worldwide Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems For

Large Facilities  -- Market Forecasts Shipments, Number of Units,

2008-2013 

Figure 2-20  2-26

Worldwide Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems For Large

Hospitals  --  Market Forecasts: Number of Units,  2008-2013 

Figure 2-21  2-27

Worldwide Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Systems For Mid Size

and Small Facilities and Physician Practices  --  Market Forecasts:

Number of Units,  2008-2013 

Figure 2-22  2-28

Worldwide Enterprise Electronic Medical Record (EMR)

Mid Size and Small Hospital Mid Range and Small Information

Systems Market Forecasts,  2008-2013 

Table 2-23  2-30

Worldwide Enterprise Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Physician

Group Practice Mid Range Information Systems Market Forecasts, 

2008-2013 

Table 2-24  2-31

Worldwide Enterprise Practice Management System Physicians in

Practices Forecasts,  2008-2013 

Table 2-25  2-32

Worldwide Enterprise Number of Physician Group Practices

Forecasts,  2008-2013 

Figure 2-26  2-33

Worldwide Enterprise Number of Physician Group Practices

Forecasts,  2008-2013 

Table 2-27  2-37

McKesson Horizon Practice Analysis Benefits 

Table 2-28  2-39

Siemens Signature Practice Components:

Table 2-29  2-44

Number of Physicians In Practices, US and Worldwide, 2006 

Table 2-30  2-54

Worldwide Physicians in Practices Forecasts,

Total Number, 2008-2013 

Table 2-31  2-55

Worldwide Physicians in Practices Forecasts,

Number in Practices with 25 or More Physicians, 2008-2013 

Table 2-32  2-56

Worldwide Enterprise Physicians in Practices Forecasts,

Number in Practices with Less Than 25 Physicians, 2008-2013 

Table 2-33  2-57

Worldwide Enterprise Practice Management System Physicians in

Practices Forecasts, 2008-2013 

Figure 2-34  2-59

Worldwide Enterprise Physician Practices Forecasts, Total

Number, 2008-2013 

Figure 2-35  2-60

Worldwide Enterprise Physician Practice Forecasts, Number

with 25 or More Physicians, 2008-2013 

Figure 2-36  2-61

Worldwide Enterprise Physician Practice Forecasts, Number with

Less Than 25 Physicians, 2008-2013  61

 

 

 

Figure 2-37  2-62

Worldwide Enterprise Physician Practice Forecasts, Number

Equal To And Greater Than 25 Physicians, Less Than 25

Physicians, And Total 2008-2013

Table 2-38  2-64

Worldwide Physician Systems For Offices With 25 of More

Physicians  -- Shipped Unit Market Forecasts, 2008-2013 

Table 2-39  2-65

Worldwide Physician Systems For Offices With Less Than 25

Physicians – Market Forecasts, Shipped Unit Forecasts, 2008-2013 

Table 2-40  2-66

Worldwide Physician Systems  --  Shipped Unit Market

Forecasts, Total Number of Units, 2008-2013 

Table 2-41  2-67

Worldwide Enterprise Practice Management Market System

Shipped Unit Forecasts, 2008-2013 

Table 2-42  2-68

Worldwide Enterprise Practice Management Information System Penetration Forecasts, 2008-2013 

Table 2-43  2-69

Physician Office Electronic Patient Record Regional

Segment Analysis, 2008 

In Millions of Dollars 

Table 2-44  2-70

Physician Office Electronic Patient Record Regional

Segment Analysis, Europe, 2008 

In Millions of Dollars 

 

Table 3-1  3-2

McKesson’s Horizon Comprehensive Physician Electronic 

Health Records Offering Functions 

Table 3-2  3-4

McKesson Horizon Physician Office Patient Folder Electronic Record Functions 

Table 3-3  3-5

McKesson Horizon Physician Office Patient Folder Electronic Record Benefits 

Table 3-4  3-7

McKesson Horizon Physician Office Performance Manager Benefits 

Table 3-5  3-8

McKesson Horizon Patient Portal features 

Table 3-6  3-10

McKesson Horizon Patient Portal Benefits 

Table 3-7  3-12

McKesson Pathways Regulatory Guidelines

Compliance Advisor Benefits 

Table 3-8  3-14

McKesson Pathways Contract Management Benefits 

Table 3-9  3-16

McKesson Electronic Health Record Benefits 

Table 3-10  3-18

GE Centricity Physician Office – EMR Functions 

Table 3-11  3-19

Centricity Physician Office – Electronic Medical

Record EMR Features 

 

 

Table 3-12  3-20

GE Centricity physician Office Electronic Medical

Records Benefits 

Table 3-13  3-25

Meditech Enterprise Medical Record Continuum Of Care

Facility types 

Table 3-14  3-26

Meditech Physician Office Medical Record Accessibility Features 

Table 3-15  3-27

Meditech Enterprise Medical Record Accessibility Features 

Table 3-16  3-28

Meditech Historical Patient Data Sources 

Table 3-17  3-30

Meditech Electronic Medical Record Patient Care Functions 

Table 3-18  3-31

Meditech Electronic Medical Record Patient Information Categories 

Table 3-19  3-34

Meditech Patient-Oriented Profile Capabilities 

Table 3-20  3-35

Meditech Patient / Physician Alert Capabilities 

Table 3-21  3-36

Meditech Electronic Patient Record Tool Functions 

Table 3-22  3-37

Meditech Electronic Patient Record Graphical Tool Capabilities 

Table 3-23  3-39

Value Of Physician Office Medical Record Electronic Links 

Table 3-24  3-41

Meditech Documentation of Patient Information 

Table 3-25  3-42

Meditech Patient Care Inquiry Functions 

Table 3-26  3-44

Cerner Electronic Patient Records Benefits 

Table 3-27  3-48

Eclipsys Sunrise Health Information Record Manager

Return On Investment Factors 

Table 3-28  3-59

Siemens Online Medical Record Benefits 

Table 3-29  3-62

Misys EMR: Features and Benefits 

Table 3-30  3-67

QuadraMed Access Management Solutions Functions 

Table 3-31  3-69

MDS MEDICAL / All scripts TouchChart Electronic

Health Records Software Benefits 

Table 3-32  3-77

SOAPware Included Functionality 

 

Table 4-1  4-10

Healthcare Industry Infrastructure Technical Factors 

Table 4-2  4-13

Hospital Information Software Technology Functions 

Table 4-3  4-24

Types of Standards in the Healthcare Supply Chain 

Table 4-4  4-28

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Functions 

 

Table 5-1  5-3

HIMSS Segments 

Table 5-2  5-5

HIMSS Top Companies:

Table 5-3  5-7

Key Elements Of Cerner Business Strategy 

Table 5-4  5-9

Key Elements Of Cerner Market Functions 

Table 5-5  5-12

Cerner Elements of Positioning for Continued Long-Term Growth 

Table 5-6  5-19

Cerner Electronic Positioning 

Table 5-7  5-57

Hyperion Business Performance Management Key Market Dynamics 

Table 5-8  5-59

Hyperion Strategy Key Elements 

Table 5-9  5-71

Lawson S3 Enterprise Performance Management Applications 

Table 5-10  5-72

Lawson S3 Supply Chain Management Applications 

Table 5-11  5-73

Lawson S3 Human Capital Management Applications Include 

Table 5-12  5-75

Lawson S3 Business Process Management Applications 

Table 5-13  5-82

Lawson M3 Product Benefits of Solutions 

Table 5-14  5-92

Misys Product Set

Table 5-15  5-103

Meditech Authorization and Referral Management Highlights:

Table 5-16  5-116

Siemens Medical Solutions offerings: