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Are the Bells Ringing?

The Salvation Army bell ringer may be no more. Forced to stop the bell at certain stores and a light that says people are moving towards the Internet, the most resourceful charity, the Salvation Army, at $1.3 Billion per year, may stop the bell. They took in $94 Million last year at the bell, but it pales to the extent ...

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Cost of Electronic Records Will Be Billions, New Study Says

We’ve been having a little background discussion among FICenter people of how the ACS might support the electronic health records (EHR) movement. Here’s a little hiccup we haven’t tackled: the cost. It’s really big, according to a recent study, and it may not be the panacea some hope for. Billions and billions of dollars for healthcare providers will be necessary ...

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Giving In 2004

Universities are taking in hefty donations. How about the American Cancer Society? Donations to universities are on the rise, with some schools hitting all-time highs in terms of single – donation amounts. Last month Howard U. received a gift valued at $70 million and earlier in the month Baruch College recieved $53.5 miliom in donations including a single donation of ...

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It Works: Rural Health-Care Tech

Wired News: It Works: Rural Health-Care Tech PDAs to do rurual health–sort of like C-Tools.

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