Contegra transplants dtSearch into WebMD client sites.
Contegra Systems is a leading provider of data integration services, specializing in the design and implementation of text retrieval, taxonomies and classification systems. Contegra's client Web sites include WebMD's ACP Medicine and the American College of Surgeons Surgery: Principles and Practices online references for physicians. "dtSearch was also being used elsewhere in WebMD, and that made it easier to centralize on." "dtSearch also works better with the XML environment that we set up for maintaining our clients' sites." Even with "smart XML" overhead, "dtSearch search response time is great."”
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Transcript Checker saves time and effort for doctors and other transcript authors.
As a Microsoft MVP, AppsPlus specializes in Windows and web-based programming. For a client in the medical industry, AppsPlus used dtSearch in the development of a transcript checking system. “The Transcript Checker was written in C# using XML and SQL Server, and of course taking advantage of the power of the dtSearch Text Retrieval Engine.”
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Medical diagnostic system diagnoses the need for dtSearch.
System by Golden Visions aids medical personnel in diagnosing diseases and building medical case studies. "We picked dtSearch because of its ease of use, and speed of responses, and its ability to seamlessly scan multiple databases in a single search ... Search speed was instantaneous. We also like the ability to enter very complex search requests, including full-text and fielded-text parameters, with highly accurate, instant results. And the dtSearch Engine was easy to merge with SQL.”
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Physicians Desk Reference® on CD takes the dtSearch text search cure.
Found in just about every doctor’s office and pharmacy in the nation, PDR® is considered the standard prescription drug reference. “dtSearch was the only solution that fit the bill.” “Hit highlighting was key” and “Technical support was excellent.”
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"The thing that I like most about dtSearch is the simplicity of searching an originally complex database by using simple English. No complex commands or logical sentences other than simple "AND," "OR" and "NOT" are needed. The ability to generate a search report facilitates the initiation of clinical research." —C. Oliver Wong, MD, PhD (Dr. Wong is a specialist in Positron Emission Tomography and has no financial interest in dtSearch)

"A Review of Trends and Demands for PET Imaging ... PET data are extracted from the NUC-NET database using dtSearch." —Newsline, Commentary, The Journal of Nuclear Medicine

"I don't think I have ever written a 'fanmail' letter like this before, because I've never been so impressed by a utility; until I came upon dtSearch." —Graham Schuler, MD

Intelligent Content enhances its latest release of Vetsuite for Windows with dtSearch.
Intelligent Content is a world-class provider of e-Learning, interactive marketing and custom-developed technology solutions for the animal health space. The company's Vetsuite for Windows application is a network-capable client education handout generator. "dtSearch was selected for both technical and business reasons. dtSearch was exceptionally quick at indexing and retrieving articles housed within the Vetsuite for Windows product. The new version of Vetsuite for Windows that incorporates the dtSearch Engine has been very well received by Intelligent Content clients who had complained about product performance on previous versions of the product that did not employ the dtSearch technology.”
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Health Resources Publishing makes dtSearch its healthy selection.
Health Resources Publishing provides a variety of news services to healthcare executives, including a five-year archive collection of its newsletters. “dtSearch was so easy to use. It was pain free ... It is the fastest thing I've seen. It is really quick with indexing. And searching is in a blink of an eye.”
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Medical Center adds document management with Fortis PowerWeb and embedded dtSearch.
The system will even assist with HIPPA, through Fortis' Audit Trail. The clinic chose “Fortis PowerWeb, including Full Text searching ... Today, between 300 and 400 doctors, nurses, medical staff, and business office staff can find patient information.”
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TANGENT uses dtSearch for natural language query Web site.
TANGENT created an Internet site with a “natural language” search engine for a major health care company with registered users numbering in the millions. TANGENT’s concept was to allow users to simply phrase a question as they would normally ask a nurse or physician and retrieve highly relevant links to information throughout the site. After querying an SQL database, the system comes back with a list of possible diagnoses. “dtSearch was chosen for its English language query capabilities, extensibility, reliability, speed of sorting through indexes and its relevancy adjustment flexibility.”
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"The fastest, easiest, most reliable, manipulable, multiple-index, user-friendly search engine I have ever seen for Windows users ... dtSearch is a terrific solution for anyone who needs to search a lot of files. I am most pleased with it, and with the time it has saved me in locating information in the 20+ gigabytes of data" —Howard Lazar, D.P.M., J.D.

IQMS helps meet medical device manufacturers’ ERP needs with dtSearch.
Medical device manufacturers operate in one of the world’s most competitive and highly regulated industries where success can hinge on time-to-market and traceability. IQMS’ EnterpriseIQ offers a powerful enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution tailored to meet the unique challenges of the medical device manufacturing industry. “With documentation being a critical aspect for our customers, searching quickly and accurately is key. The speed with which dtSearch enables our customers to scan text files as well as PDFs is fabulous.”
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eMedicine.com selects dtSearch.
“A search engine is the core of a content website and we have the largest concentration of medical textbook information available on the Internet. Users coming into our site want rapid access to information. dtSearch will give our users greater selectivity of information.”
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Consultant to pharmaceutical and health care industries prescribes dtSearch.
"A consultancy that specializes in FDA-regulated industries needs to take great care in choosing the software that it recommends ... dtSearch meets the exacting requirements of my practice." dtSearch "was quick to index, even quicker to update, and virtually instant to search. dtSearch also has a lot of customization options built-in ... rich with potential."
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EDI Solutions employs dtSearch for medical document “search and rescue.”
Specializing in the
health care industry, EDI Solutions automates the electronic capture of virtually any paper report, reformatting and inputting the captured data directly into a billing module, electronic medical record system, or custom archive module. "dtSearch is our search engine of choice ... It blows away database type data repositories in terms of document access speed."
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The Children's Oncology Group chooses dtSearch for member institutions' Web site.
The Children's Oncology Group is a National Cancer Institute-supported clinical trials cooperative group devoted exclusively to childhood and adolescent cancer research. “We needed a strong flexible search tool that could meet the demands of our environment ... After doing a lot of research on search engines, we decided on dtSearch. We could not be happier with the results. Using the Spider and Web components, we are able to index our content, search PDF, HTML, Word and ASP documents, and even provide search capability for the CD-ROM containing the proceedings of our annual member conferences. When it comes to a search engine, we could not have asked for anything more.”
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"dtSearch allows me to index all the records for the last 10 years and call up any one in an instant. My new 1 gigahertz computer only took about 5 minutes to index everything. Its a great program." —J. Ramey, MD, Endocrinology, Internal Medicine, Washington, D.C.