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    Military Strategy Analysis

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    engagement, and increasing security cooperation activities with India, New Zealand, Singapore, and Malaysia are critical to the pursuit of peace in the region. Second, the NMS states that the United States military will be committed to enhancing interoperability, and improving self-defense capabilities of NATO allies and partners. Third, the NMS stated that the United States military will be dedicated to assisting vital Middle East allies and partners such Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait,…

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    Abstract Health-information exchange, that is, enabling the interoperability of automated health data, can facilitate important improvements in healthcare quality and efficiency. A vision of interoperability and its benefits was articulated more than a decade ago. Since then, important advances toward the goal have been made. The advent of the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act and the meaningful use program is already having a significant impact on the direction…

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    Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is responsible for defining Meaningful Use stages and requirements while the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology(ONC) is responsible for defining and certifying the technology used to meet MU stages. These standards and guidelines are clearly focused on the electronic medical record and the means to ensure the use of certified technology in an effort to ensure healthcare providers meet qualifications incentive…

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    numerous health systems using the same EMR systems and interoperability, EMRs do not result in a single health record for an individual no matter where they seek treatment. Instead, that individual will have a EMR within each health system they receive services at. EMRs serve…

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    mainly to focus on interoperability between systems that allows for better transmission of data related to quality care of a patient. Epic can exchange…

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    Homeland Terrorism

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    285-286). This is very important because interoperability, at the investigative level, is usually lost between local and federal agencies, even with the establishment of an Incident Command Center, because there is little exchange of information. Another reason this is important is that “forensic science…

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    Smart Home Essay

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    need to use devices which utilise the same protocol (talk the same language). This ability for devices to understand each other is known as interoperability. Chun Liew in his article for IOT Now thus frames this predicament as a war between the big radio protocol players (2015). The desired characteristics required of a radio protocol include good interoperability, security, good area coverage, low power consumption and low cost (refer to annex for comparison of the main…

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    Sevcon Acquires Battery Manufacturer Bassi Just recently, Sevcon has purchased EV battery manufacturer, Bassi, whose product line comprises fast charging batteries appropriate for an array of markets, such as rapid, high voltage and high power segments. Bassi is also an expert in designing and manufacturing power management and uninterrupted power source (UPS) systems for medical, industrial and telecom applications, as well as electronic instrumentation for battery laboratories. Last year,…

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    Over the last few years, health care industry has gone through major changes related to health care& health related data. From implementation of an electronic health record system (EHR) to transition to ICD-10, health care industry is constantly advancing and implementing new strategies to provide quality patient care. Prior to the implementation of an electronic health record system, patient data was entirely paper-based, stored in files and folders which was not only time consuming but also…

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    How does EHR make different staff members work easier? Explain how each staff member would utilize an EHR. EHR’s make medical staff’s job easier because it reduces time consuming tasks such as paperwork or transcribing doctor notes. In some cases, EHR not only reduce tasks but also reduce staff in positions such as transcriptionist. Most offices retrain or cross-train these people into other positions. Below are a few positions that are affected by EHR’s and the benefits EHR has brought to them.…

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