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Clinical Surveillance System Documents Interventions to Help Reduce Catheter-Related Infections

Hospira, Inc. today announced a study showing how the TheraDoc™ clinical surveillance system has helped clinicians at Memorial Hospital Miramar reduce catheter-related infections, which correlated with an increase in infection control interventions. ...More
July 13, 2010
Posted in News
Hospira Acquires TheraDoc, Enhances Medication Safety and Infection Management Offerings

Hospira, Inc., a leading provider of clinical information and medication delivery technologies, announced today that it has acquired Salt Lake City-based TheraDoc, a clinical informatics company that develops hospital surveillance systems. TheraDoc's two leading products, ...More
December 2, 2009
Posted in News
A New Era of Bug-Busting: Informatics, Surveillance and Outbreak Investigation

Modern infection control practitioners (ICPs) need advanced techniques for detecting outbreaks, surveillance, screening and tracking. Innovative developments offer refined techniques to curtail healthcare-acquired infections (HAIs). ICPs have more to do than just finding ...More
May 19, 2008
Posted in Articles, Hand Hygiene
Saint Vincent Health System Selects TheraDoc to Enhance Infection Control Programs

SALT LAKE CITY -- TheraDoc® , a Salt Lake City-based medical informatics company, has been selected by Saint Vincent Health System, a fully integrated healthcare delivery network, for implementation at Saint Vincent Health Center, a 436-bed, not-for-profit, tertiary-care ...More
December 11, 2007
Posted in News
TheraDoc® Technology Adopted by Two Pennsylvania Hospitals

SALT LAKE CITY -- Two Pennsylvania-based hospital organizations, Allegheny General Hospital (AGH) in Pittsburgh and its Suburban Campus in nearby Bellevue, and Thomas Jefferson University Hospital (TJUH) in Philadelphia, have selected real-time electronic surveillance and ...More
July 23, 2007
Posted in News
North Shore–Long Island Jewish Health System Selects TheraDoc® for Infection Control and Disease Surveillance

SALT LAKE CITY -- Building on its technical expertise in healthcare emergency preparedness, the Great Neck, NY-based North Shore-Long Island Jewish (LIJ) Health System received, through the efforts of Rep. Peter King, a grant from the Department of Defense to expand its ...More
February 28, 2007
Posted in News
University of Pennsylvania Health System Selects TheraDoc® to Monitor Infection Control

SALT LAKE CITY -- The University of Pennsylvania Health System (UPHS) has selected active infection surveillance and real-time injury detection and prevention systems provided by TheraDoc® Inc. UPHS will also use TheraDoc to evaluate, enhance and monitor the optimization of ...More
February 5, 2007
Posted in News
Northwestern Memorial and University of Utah Hospitals Report Vital Clinical Data to CDC with TheraDoc® Software

SALT LAKE CITY -- Northwestern Memorial Hospital and University of Utah Hospital are the first in the country to utilize real-time software provided by TheraDoc® Inc., a clinical informatics company, to transmit Antimicrobial Use and Resistance (AUR) reports to the Centers ...More
November 14, 2006
Posted in News
UPMC Adopts TheraDoc System to Improve Infection Reporting and Patient Safety

SALT LAKE CITY -- The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) is implementing a suite of clinical decision-support software provided by TheraDoc®, Inc. Already a leader in patient care and safety, UPMC will be able to further automate data collection to improve ...More
June 26, 2006
Posted in News
TheraDoc Inc. Software Improves Decision-Making and Helps Decrease Inappropriate Antibiotic Use; Results of CDC-Sponsored Study Published in JAMA

SALT LAKE CITY -- TheraDoc, Inc., a medical informatics company specializing in expert clinical decision support software, provided the technology for a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA. 2005; 294:2305-2314) on Nov. 9, 2005. Funded by ...More
December 12, 2005
Posted in News