Customer Stories: Healthcare

• Independant Health - (no desc)
  
  
• California Pacific Medical Centre Cardiac Research Program - (no desc)
  
  
• California Pacific Medical Centre - (no desc)
  
  
• Tan Tock Seng Hospital - Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH), established in 1844, is the second largest acute care general hospital in Singapore. The hospital is a member of the National Healthcare Group (NHG) and continues to provide high quality holistic health care services to the people of Singapore. This 1,200 bed hospital is equipped with state-of-the art facilities and medical equipment, as well as the latest communication and information technology tools.
  
  
• Allergan, Inc - Allergan, Inc. is a technologydriven health care company providing specialty pharmaceutical products worldwide. Based in California, the company operates 33 commercial locations, four research and development facilities, and three manufacturing plants. Allergan markets neuromuscular, eye care and skin care products in more than 100 countries. Representative products include Lumigan® and Alphagan® Pophthalmic solutions, TAZORAC® and BOTOX®.
  
  
• Children's Memorial Hospital - Each year, nearly 3,000 children in the U.S. are diagnosed with brain tumors. Almost half will die within five years, making it the most fatal cancer among children. If a child does survive a brain tumor, the long-term effects can be significant, including neurological disabilities, retardation and psychological problems.
  
  
• Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield - Turned data on millions of customers into valuable, decision-making information.
  
  
• Hospital of Walcheren - The Hospital of Walcheren, a general hospital located in Vlissingen, Netherlands, services nearly 120,000 patients annually. Walcheren is committed to using the latest technology innovations to provide its patients with the best healthcare services.
  
  
• Ignatius Hospital - To succeed as a specialized hospital in the highly competitive Netherlands healthcare market, Ignatius Hospital needed facts—about its patient population, staffing demands, and the risks of specific procedures.
  
  
• Merck Sharp & Dohme - As one of the largest manufacturers of prescription drugs in the world, Germany-based MSD Sharp & Dohme relies heavily on input from doctors to help the patients it serves.
  
  
• North Warwickshire NHS Trust - North Warwickshire NHS Trust provides Community, Mental Health and Learning Disability Services to the three areas, North Warwickshire, Nuneaton and Bedworth & Rugby. Specialist Learning Disability Services are provided on a sub-regional basis through centres at Brooklands, Birmingham & Lea Castle, Kidderminster and various community sites.
  
  
• Regie Regionale - The Régie Régionale de la Santé et des Services Sociaux Mauricie-Centre-du-Québec, or Health and Social Services Regional Board, is one of 18 public health ministries in Quebec charged with allocating and monitoring public health funds and organizing the public health system.
  
  
• San Francisco Heart Institute - The San Francisco Heart Institute, a non-profit division of Seton Medical Center and the larger Catholic Healthcare West, provides and monitors specialized cardiac treatment for hundreds of patients from around the world each year.
  
  
• Texas Health Resources - Texas Health Resources, formed in August 1997 by the merger of Presbyterian Health Systems and the Harris-Methodist Health System, is the largest fully integrated nonprofit healthcare organization in the state. It includes 13 hospitals and many senior clinics, diagnostic centers, ambulatory surgery facilities, and chronic care centers. Serving both urban and rural areas, it provides a complex array of primary and acute care services.
  
  
• University of Chicago Hospitals & Health System - The University of Chicago Hospitals & Health System (UCHHS) is recognized every year by U.S. News & World Report as one of "the nation's best hospitals." Keeping patients happy by listening and being attentive to their needs is a key component to the hospital's success and reputation.
  
  
• University of Ulster - This grand, genomic dilemma has thrust the newborn discipline of bioinformatics—the use of computers and information technology to tackle biology problems—into the limelight. By 2004, life science companies will invest $6.5 billion in computeraided methodologies such as artificial intelligence and data mining, according to market research firm Frost & Sullivan. Analyzing biological problems in silico will become a powerful complement to studying them in vivo and in vitro.
  
  
• Unilever - U.K.-based Unilever's Environmental Safety Laboratory - a state-of-the-art toxicology facility - approves the safety of numerous new and proposed products each year. Streamlining this process is an ongoing priority. A second goal is to develop inventive techniques that help reduce the need for animal testing.
  
  
• Wesley Hospital Back - The Wesley Hospital Back Rehabilitation Centre is the largest private hospital in Queensland, Australia. It is also the only Australian hospital to have won the Australian Quality Award—Australia's equivalent of the U.S. Malcolm Baldridge National Quality Award. The Wesley Hospital treats more than 60,000 patients annually and has a staff of more than 1,500.