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Taubman, Ph.D. PragMedic Computing, Inc. P.O. Box 4931 1100 Bright Hope Breckenridge, CO 80424-4931 USA Tel: (970)453-5725 Email: pragmed@ix.netcom.com PragMedic Computing was established in 1982 by Ronald H. Taubman, Ph.D. and since then has provided a wide mix of services to Clinical Laboratories and other Hospital Medical Information Systems. Based in Colorado, PragMedic Computing furnishes consulting, software, and programming assistance to facilities throughout the world. Dr. Taubman has devoted most of his professional career to addressing the unique requirements of the health care field. He has over thirty years experience in information systems including database conversion, project management, systems analysis, and problem identification with solutions, functional specification, system specification, system evaluation, and programming. He has specialized in health care information systems with medical content and is quite adept at translating between the "languages" of medicine, computer science, and business. PragMedic Computing provides guidance and software to the medical community to make the most practical use of computers in the medical environment. Dr. Taubman has integrated multiple computer system through the use of HL7, ASTM, and various proprietary protocols. Designed, programmed and installed a surgical pathology system, a transfusion service information system, a microbiology system, and a blood bank donor record system as add on products to a laboratory information system. Dr. Taubman's specialty is consulting to use computers to solve problems, not create them. He is able to interpret users "wants" and correlate them to their needs; improving system performance; and provide systems evaluation and selection advice. Dr. Taubman is a specialist for interfacing Clinical Laboratory Instruments to various Laboratory Information Systems and in the area of Blood Bank Software. For a government contractor, managed development and installation of a computerized outpatient medical records and scheduling system. Project manager for a local area network system to exchange data among hospital applications residing on various mainframes. Primary responsibility for development, maintenance, and configuration of an O.E.M. on-line laboratory information system installed in over 100 major hospitals. The system is turnkey with parameters to customize it for each hospital. Consulted with the hospitals to arrive at optimal solutions to their problems by analysis of their requirements. Client List American Association of Blood Banks Bellevue Hospital, New York Beth Israel Medical Center - New York Boswell Memorial Hospital - Sun City, AZ Charity Hospital of New Orleans Children's Hospital - Columbus, Ohio Community Health Computing - Houston, Texas Damon Clinical Laboratories - New York Edward W. Sparrow Hospital - Lansing, Michigan Elmhurst Hospital, New York Fairview Hospitals - Minneapolis, MN Geisinger Medical Center, PA Grace Hospital - Detroit, Michigan Grady Hospital - Atlanta, GA Harper Hospital - Detroit, Michigan Henry Ford Hospital - Detroit, Michigan Indiana University Hospital International Clinical Laboratories - Nashville, Tennessee Kaiser Foundation Hospitals - Northern California Kennestone Hospital, Marietta, GA Louisiana State University Medical Center Mayo Medical Foundation - Rochester, Minnesota MD Anderson Cancer Center, Texas Medical Center Hospital of Norfolk Medical College of Virginia Mercy Hospital - Chicago, IL Mercy Hospital - Pittsburgh, PA Methodist Hospital - Memphis, Tennessee Mount Sinai Medical Center - New York New England Deaconess Hospital Center - Boston New York Hospital - Cornell Medical Center Norton-Kosair Children's Hospital - Louisville, Kentucky Parkland Hospital - Dallas, TX Providence St. Peter Hospital - Olympia, WA Queens Hospital, New York Sacred Heart, Eau Claire, WI Scripps Memorial Hospital - La Jolla, California St. Charles Medical Center, Bend, OR St. Lukes Hospital, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Sun Health, Sun City, Arizona University of California - Los Angeles University of California - San Francisco University of Cincinnati Vanderbilt Medical Center Westchester Medical Center - NY Abbott Laboratories ADAC Healthcare Information Systems Beckman/Coulter Cerner Corporation GE Medical Systems Organon Teknika Ortho Diagnostics Triple G, Australia, Canada National Health Service, UK |