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May 17, 2012

Australian/NZ Products with HL7 Connectivity

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AUSLAB Pathology Lab Management System (Melbourne, Australia)

Delphic Pathology Lab Management System (Auckland - NZ)

Détente Pathology Lab Management System (Australia)

eClinic Human and Veterinary eDiagnostic Services (Melbourne, Australia)

eRed Book – An electronic Version of the RACGP Red Book (Pen Computing - Sydney, Australia)

Kestral Pathology Lab Management System (Melbourne, Australia)

LabWizard Pathology Knowledgebase (Sydney, Australia)

Medical Objects (Buderim, Australia)

MUSE Solutions (Brisbane, Queensland)

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Why an IV Warming System Is a Critical Component for Substance Administration
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10 Things Universal Precautions Will Teach You
Wednesday, 16th May 2012
Health care establishments, hospitals, clinics, laboratories and medical centers are hotbeds of infections, diseases and deadly disease causing microbes. The medical staff is constantly trying to make the sick better, working with deadly microbes and bloodborne pathogens like Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV all the time. The risky job that they handle each day is something they are trained for.

7 Things You Must Know About Infection Control in Hospitals
Wednesday, 16th May 2012
Bacteria, virus and germs, some of which are capable of causing deadly diseases in human beings, find it very easy to survive in our bodies. Human bodies provide them the right temperature, water and fluids in the various organs and food in our blood. Not only do they harm the host bodies but they also get transmitted, leaving more people sick.

Collaborative Working And The BS11000 Standard In Healthcare
Tuesday, 15th May 2012
This article provides a brief overview of BS11000, the world's first collaborative working standard, and how it can be successfully applied within the healthcare sector. Starting with a brief overview of how collaborative working can benefit healthcare organisations, the article then works through each of the eight stages of BS11000 and the implications for healthcare organisations.

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