A while back I talked with an ophthalmology practice administrator. We spoke about the issues with communicating between offices electronically. My colleague operates a practice with one location that was considering installing a LAN using the Internet. However, the doctors had reservations about giving their employees access to the Web. What the practice needs to [...]
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What is Bandwidth and Why is it So Important to Your Medical Practice?
January 28th, 2010 
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Tags: Backbone, Colleague, Data Packets, Digital Communication Systems, Digital Images, Electronic Billing, Fiber Optic Cable, Flow Data, Front Desk, High Speed Connection, Imaging System, Latter Definition, Medical Practice, Ophthalmology Practice, Pipes, Practice Administrator, Radio Communications, Rate Of Flow, Time Surfing, Two Computers 
No Comments »Specializing Within the Field of Diagnostic Medical Sonography
January 28th, 2010 admin Choosing a Specialization within Ultrasound So you want to become a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer and you’ve seen the common images of the Ultrasound Tech moving the wand over a pregnant woman’s belly while a picture of the fetus inside appears on a screen. What you don’t know is that this is only one of several [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Abdominal Ultrasound, Accurate Images, Angioplasty Procedure, Bile Ducts, Blockages, Blood Vessel, Diagnostic Medical Sonographer, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Doppler Sonography, Doppler Technology, Enlarged Pancreas, Gall Bladder, Liver Ultrasound, Sonographers, Technological Advance, Technology Courses, Ultrasound Tech, Ultrasound Techniques, Ultrasound Technology, Vascular Ultrasound No Comments »The History LASIK Surgery
January 27th, 2010 admin Almost everyone today has heard about Lasik eye surgery, but it wasn’t long ago that it was viewed as a brand new and revolutionary innovation. Lasik is actually an acronym that stands for laser assisted in-situ keratomileusis. It was development thanks to several advances in ophthalmologic technology, the first of which was the microkeratome blade [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: 1950s, Acronym, Adn, Cornea, Corneal Flap, Corneal Topography, Eventual Creation, Excimer Laser, Eye Surgery, Incisions, Ioannis, Jose Barraquer, Laser Technology, Lasers, Lasik Procedure, Microkeratome, Ophthalmologist, Precise Manner, Revolutionary Innovation, Thin Flap No Comments »