Navigation Links
Detroit Department of Health and Wellness Promotion Selects Netsmart Technologies Public Health Software
Date:11/5/2007

Netsmart's Insight Public Health Software Will be Core Application for

Multi- Faceted Public Health Treatment and Wellness Programs

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Netsmart Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of enterprise-wide software and services for health and human services organizations, today announced it has signed an agreement to implement its public health software and provide related services to the Detroit Department of Health and Wellness Promotion (DHWP). The announcement was made at the American Public Health Association's 135th Annual Meeting and Exposition in Washington, D.C.

More than 200 DHWP staff will utilize Netsmart's Insight public health software to facilitate a wide range of clinical and operational processes, including electronic medical record (EMR), case management, encounter processing, laboratory management, disease management, epidemiology, and billing.

Insight software will be deployed in DHWP clinics system-wide to enable more effective billing processes and confidentially manage cases involving sexually-transmitted diseases (STD), tuberculosis (TB) and Family Planning Title X. Netsmart will also provide a range of implementation services, including project management, installation, consulting services, data conversion, and training.

"Our selection of Netsmart was based on a thorough review of solutions from a variety of software providers," said Dr. Phyllis Meadows, director and public health officer, Detroit Department of Health and Wellness Promotion. "Netsmart's Insight software has the ability to manage the broad spectrum of programs we currently provide to 200,000 Detroit citizens annually, with the flexibility to handle future growth in a diverse population."

"We're pleased to be selected by DHWP to provide the information technology foundation for such a wide range of outstanding community public health programs," said James L. Conway, Netsmart chief executive officer. "Ou
'/>"/>

SOURCE Netsmart Technologies, Inc.
Copyright©2007 PR Newswire.
All rights reserved

0

GOOD

Page: 1 2

Related biology technology :

1. Salugen Expands U.S. Distribution and Announces a Partnership with DNA Dimensions to Bring DNA Customized Nutritional Solutions to Metro Detroit Area
2. ICx Awarded $1.5 M Contract by Department of Homeland Security for Development of Next Generation Bio Aerosol Systems
3. Sanofi-aventis Announces Settlement of Average Wholesale Price Civil Suits With the U.S. Department of Justice Relating to Anzemet(R)
4. CHS Receives Prestigious Honor from Department of Defense
5. GlaxoSmithKline Awarded U.S. Department of Defense Contract to Pursue Novel Antibacterial Research Program
6. HHS Issues First Department-Wide Report on Personalized Health Care
7. PharmAthene Named as Contractor in $13.9 Million Award Notice Published by the Department of Health and Human Services
8. Free CME-certified Webcast: Opening the Door to Better Myocardial Infarction Outcomes: Emergency Departments Hold the Key
9. UPDATE: Free CME-certified Webcast: Opening the Door to Better Myocardial Infarction Outcomes: Emergency Departments Hold the Key
10. BIO-key(R) Awarded Contract to Deploy Incident Reporting System for Littleton, CO Police Department
11. Hearing Scheduled in the Delaware Court of Chancery for August 27, 2007 to Establish the Valid Approval and Consummation of the Merger Between PharmAthene, Inc. and Healthcare Acquisition Corp.
Post Your Comments:
*Name:
*Comment:
*Email:
(Date:12/2/2008)... SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Dec. 2 MedPre...ceutical competitive intelligence and market,rese...l strategic insight for,pharma and biotech compan...sease (PD) therapies. This report, entitled Thoug...isease, is based on 9 interviews conducted with PD...
(Date:12/2/2008)... Managing the transition from perimenopause to po...ewswire/ -- The increasing frequency and intensity...periencing menopause. OBG Management and The Jo...a supplement titled Vasomotor symptoms: Managing ... . In this supplement, James McGregor, MD, CM and ...
(Date:12/2/2008)... TAMPA, Fla., Dec. 2 Associated C...ology group practice that operates seven locations...has selected Sage Intergy EHR,electronic health r...on. The,Cherry Hill, N.J.-based practice, which c... deploy the single-database, integrated solution t...
(Date:12/2/2008)... On Track to File NDA with FDA in Early to Mid-20...wire-FirstCall/ -- Strativa Pharmaceuticals, the p... Companies, Inc. (NYSE: PRX ) today announced th...he successful completion of all pivotal bioequival...etron. The ondansetron thin film product is being ...
Breaking Biology Technology:New Report Provides Expert Analysis of Recent Advances and Setbacks in Parkinson's Disease Drug Development 2Associated Cardiovascular Consultants Selects Sage Intergy EHR to Enhance Quality, Clinical Trial Research and Physician-Patient Relationship 2Associated Cardiovascular Consultants Selects Sage Intergy EHR to Enhance Quality, Clinical Trial Research and Physician-Patient Relationship 3Associated Cardiovascular Consultants Selects Sage Intergy EHR to Enhance Quality, Clinical Trial Research and Physician-Patient Relationship 4Strativa Pharmaceuticals Announces Successful Completion of Bioequivalence Studies for Ondansetron Thin Film 2Strativa Pharmaceuticals Announces Successful Completion of Bioequivalence Studies for Ondansetron Thin Film 3Strativa Pharmaceuticals Announces Successful Completion of Bioequivalence Studies for Ondansetron Thin Film 4
...is. - Quick quiz: Which Wisconsin institutions sp...fe sciences? , ,Naming No. 1 is relatively easy: t...) is perennially among the top academic R&D center... Medical College of Wisconsin ($139 million), whi...ch centers. Next up is the University of Wisconsi...
...is. - Scott VanderSanden, who has served as vice ...n since 2001, has been appointed president of AT&...n, who has been with AT&T for 17 years, is credite...ulatory initiatives, including the company,s bid t...e. He also directed the company,s activities in a ...
...is. - The Medical College of Wisconsin has been...study pain relief methods for patients with advanc...e with the services of palliative care consultatio...conditions and activities that lead to better pain...atisfaction with care. , ,The National Cancer Ins...
...ls, Wis. - Cray Inc. , the Seattle-based superco...pment center here, has been awarded a $250 million...d Research Projects Agency to develop what the co...However, the agreement,s impact on Cray,s Chippewa..., which extends Cray,s part in DARPA,s High Produc...
Other Biology Technology:Marshfield Clinic and UW combine to speed tech growth 2Marshfield Clinic and UW combine to speed tech growth 3Marshfield Clinic and UW combine to speed tech growth 4Cray signs $250M deal to develop supercomputer 2
(Date:12/2/2008)...d filter-feeding habits, clams have been silent wi...upon their waters. These clams are silent no more...Sea Lab and her colleagues have reported in their ...iology . Using stable isotope techniques, Carmich...ace wastewater inputs to estuaries and coastal foo...
(Date:12/2/2008)... United States that are at the highest risk of sus...g enough to the dangers posed by rising temperatur...f century of climate change that has already signi...tterns and has already had widespread ecological a...nty that the United States will experience at leas...
(Date:12/2/2008)...an anywhere else in the world. This is having a ma...ban environment and effect of cities on rural area... Africa,s history is being over-looked. , Joy Cl...e problem in the current issue of the African Jou...% of the African population was rural, today 38% l...
(Date:12/2/2008)...rschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundat...ntres. They will be initially funded for the next ...n euros. Among other things, the new Collaborative...es caused by viruses and bacteria, scarring of the...cs include the optimisation of planning, productio...
Breaking Biology News(10 mins):Most US organizations not adapting to climate change 2Most US organizations not adapting to climate change 3From sheet metal elements to host cells: DFG launches 10 new collaborative research centers 2From sheet metal elements to host cells: DFG launches 10 new collaborative research centers 3From sheet metal elements to host cells: DFG launches 10 new collaborative research centers 4From sheet metal elements to host cells: DFG launches 10 new collaborative research centers 5From sheet metal elements to host cells: DFG launches 10 new collaborative research centers 6From sheet metal elements to host cells: DFG launches 10 new collaborative research centers 7Evolution Physical Therapy First Clinic in Southern California to Introduce NASA Designed Anti Gravity Treadmill for Public Use 28112 1Evolution Physical Therapy First Clinic in Southern California to Introduce NASA Designed Anti Gravity Treadmill for Public Use 28112 2Evolution Physical Therapy First Clinic in Southern California to Introduce NASA Designed Anti Gravity Treadmill for Public Use 28112 3WVU study demonstrates efficacy of CT perfusion in diagnosis of acute ischemic stroke 28108 1WVU study demonstrates efficacy of CT perfusion in diagnosis of acute ischemic stroke 28108 2WVU study demonstrates efficacy of CT perfusion in diagnosis of acute ischemic stroke 28108 3Santa Monica School Unveils Fresh Fruit 26 Vegetable Snack Program to Combat Obesity 28106 1Santa Monica School Unveils Fresh Fruit 26 Vegetable Snack Program to Combat Obesity 28106 2CareAnalyzer From DST Health Solutions Helps Health Plans Improve Care Management and Quality for Members 28102 1CareAnalyzer From DST Health Solutions Helps Health Plans Improve Care Management and Quality for Members 28102 2
...mportant counter-balance to the warming of our pla... pollution and other aerosol particles ?appears to...creen" of aerosols since the early 1990s could hav...e temperatures. The finding, published today in th...anding of recent climate change. In a related stud...
... births resulting from in-vitro-fertilization (IVF...ll University have developed a procedure that esti...ryos, possibly leading to a decrease in multiple-i...dergoing IVF. , Over 100,000 in-vitro fertilizatio... States. In 2002, 3.1 embryos on average were tran...
...l bacteria in laboratory experiments and eliminate...g with a key bacterial nutrient, according to rese...The joint project, conducted at the UW, the Univer...ll be featured in the April 2 issue of the Journal...singly resistant to antibiotics, and existing drug...
...flash of light are providing insight into the comp...yield a better understanding of how the human brai...l Center and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute h...ain cells "fire" when exposed to light. This was a...urally present in green algae that "turns on" when...
Other Biology News:Global 'sunscreen' has likely thinned, report NASA scientists 2Global 'sunscreen' has likely thinned, report NASA scientists 3Trojan horse strategy defeats drug-resistant bacteria 2Common algae helps illustrate mammalian brain electrical circuitry 2Common algae helps illustrate mammalian brain electrical circuitry 3
2,4-Dinitrophenyl hapten is conjugated to Keyhole Limpet (KLH) protein through lysine.
IC50: 3 ng/ml · Limit of detection: 0.5 ng/ml
Rat whole blood (Sprague-Dawley, averaging 7-8 weeks of age, either sex) is collected at the time of slaughter and refrigerated within 6 hours, and processed and frozen within 24 hours. The serum is
ANTI GELSOLIN
Biology Products: