The report is published semi-annually to provide an overview for each market segment and provides a final score and vendor rankings for 2007. Year-end leaders receive the coveted “Best in KLAS” designation for one year. Four new market segments have been added to the report this year. Three of the additions are for software: discharge planning, medication order management systems and patient portals. The fourth addition is hand-carried ultrasound in medical equipment. Health IT software leaders The general market software Best in KLAS leaders for 2007 are: General market software leaders Acute Care CDR, Orders and Charting: Epic EpicCare Inpatient Acute Care Registration, Scheduling, Patient Accounting: Epic Resolute Hospital Billing Cardiology PACS: Emageon VERICIS (Camtronics) Decision Support, Business: EPSi Decision Support Document Management and Imaging: Perceptive Software ImageNow Emergency Department Systems: Wellsoft EDIS Enterprise Scheduling: USA RMS Financial and ERP: McKesson PW Financial/Materials Mgmt. Laboratory: Sunquest Lab (Misys) PACS: DR Systems Unity Pharmacy: Epic EpicRx Inpatient Radiology: GE Centricity RIS-IC (v.10) Surgery Management: USA ORMS Transcription and Back and End Speech Recognition: eScription EditScript Community hospital software leaders Community HIS: McKesson Paragon Community Clinical Ancillary Solutions: DR Systems Unity Physician practice software Best in KLAS leaders Ambulatory billing and scheduling Over 100 Physicians: Epic Resolute/Prelude/Cadence 26-100 Physicians: athenahealth 6-25 Physicians: AdvancedMD 1-5 Physicians: DoctorsPartner PM Ambulatory EMR Over 100 Physicians: Epic EpicCare Ambulatory 26-100 Physicians: Allscripts TouchWorks EHR 6-25 Physicians: Greenway Medical PrimeSuite Chart 1-5 Physicians: MedcomSoft Record Other software Best in KLAS leaders Home Care: McKesson Horizon Homecare Professional services Best in KLAS leaders Clinical Implementation Principal: IBM Healthlink Clinical Implementation Supportive: Coastal Healthcare Consulting Financial Implementation Principle: ACS IT Outsourcing (extensive): Eclipsys Outsourced Transcription: Encompass Planning and Assessment: Hayes Management Revenue Cycle Consulting: Transformation- Stockamp & Associates Inc. Technical Consulting: Hayes Management Medical equipment Best in KLAS leaders Computed Radiography (CR): Konica Xpress CR Dual Bay Computed Tomography (CT): Toshiba Aquilion 64-slice CT Hand-Carried Ultrasound: ZONARE z.one Magnetic Resonance (MR): Toshiba Vantage 1.5T MR Smart Pumps: B. Braun Outlook Ultrasound: Toshiba Xario Medical equipment overall ranking KLAS continues to expand its research on medical equipment through interviews with end-users who use the equipment for a variety of services for their organization. The medical equipment overall ranking includes those vendors/products that are fully rated in at least one category: computed radiography; CT; hand-carried ultrasound; MRI; smart pumps; and ultrasound. The rank is based on the current overall performance score. The score is calculated using all data from performance categories gathered over the past 13 months. The top 20 vendors/products recognized in the medical equipment category are: 1. Toshiba Aquilion 64-slice CT 2. Toshiba Xario ultrasound 3. Konica Xpress CR Dual Bay 4. Fujifilm XG5000 CR 5. Fujifilm FCR ClearView-CS 6. Carestream Kodak DirectView CR 975 7. Toshiba Aquilion 16-slice CT 8. Zonare z.one hand-carried ultrasound 9. Toshiba Aplio ultrasound 10. GE LightSpeed VCT 64-slice CT 11. Philips Brilliance 40-slice CT 12. Toshiba Vantage 1.5T MR 13. Carestream Kodak DirectView CR 850 14. GE Logiq 9 ultrasound 15. Fujifilm SmartCR 16. GE Signa HDx 1.5T MR 17. Carestream Kodak DirectView CR 950 18. Fujifilm FCR Carbon X 19. B.Braun Outlook smart pumps 20. GE LightSpeed 16-slice CT Best in KLAS vendors will be recognized for excellence in their respective market segments during an awards ceremony held at HIMSS in February 2008. More information about the report is available at: http://healthcomputing.com/top_20
Last Updated ( Wed, Dec 19 2007 )
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