Brit Systems unveiled UrgentWorks, a Web-based application that supports flagging of urgent findings, test results and emergency room discordance by reporting clinicians, and the communication and on-going tracking of results to the ordering physician, at the 2009 Association for Medical Imaging Management (AHRA) meeting this week in Las Vegas.

Practice Fusion, a provider of Web-based physician practice applications, has received an investment from salesforce.com, an enterprise cloud computing company.

Health IT solutions developer QuadraMed has shown a downturn in profitability and revenue for the firm's fiscal 2009 second quarter.

Health IT system developer Eclipsys has reported declining revenues and a sharp downturn in profitability for the Atlanta-based firm's 2009 fiscal second quarter, which ended June 30.

Novovision has added a flow-cytometry module to its NovoPath anatomic-pathology lab-workflow management system that will, according to the Princeton, N.J.-based company, save as much as 30 minutes on the typical flow cytometry reporting process.

A recently-published report on EHR and health information exchange initiatives suggests that the United States should look at similar efforts in Europe as a guide for its development of large-scale e-health systems.

PACSGear, a provider of document and multimedia connectivity solutions for hospitals and healthcare facilities, has released enhancements to its DICOM CD/DVD burning solution, MediaWriter.

CoActiv Medical is debuting a new archiving solution that provides for the automated recall of relevant prior exams as new images are acquired.