Deciding on, preparing for and implementing electronic health records requires a great deal of time, patience and collaboration. But a carefully executed...
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Despite the progress, all the hype, and the billions of federal dollars paid out in incentives, a question lingers: Where do things stand right now with EHR...
One of the most difficult aspects of chronic disease management from the provider’s point of view is figuring out how to ensure that patients are taking their...
Harriet King, a pre-med student at UT-Dallas, wanted to shadow James Trotter, M.D., to learn about her future profession. Trotter, medical director of liver...
Allegations of meaningful fraud that led to an indictment in Texas have now motivated a Congressional committee to invite the heads of the Centers for Medicare...
With Stage 2 of Meaningful Use right around the corner and interoperability of health IT systems heading the list of requirements, hospital executives are...
Electronic records require data entry which distracts physicians, leaves patients feeling neglected Physicians who use paper chart spend about 9 percent of...
As if the Department of Veterans Affairs didn’t have enough to deal with, the Daily Caller purports to have evidence that operational inefficiencies within the...
ORLANDO — Robert Wah, MD, is like the Thomas Jefferson of health information technology for physicians. He served as the first deputy national...
New findings published at HIMSS14 show that clinicians not only want to use mobile technology for patient care but also actually using mobile devices and...
A new partnership aims to help physicians keep in constant contact with patients who have heart problems. AliveCor has announced that the company’s...
According to the Office of the National Coordinator (“ONC”) the purpose of interoperability in Health IT is the following: Interoperability ensures that health...
Through our experiences working side-by-side with providers, we have seen many things and learned many lessons. Here are a couple more stories and lessons we...
There’s nothing like a crisp New England winter evening, a roaring fire, a cup of cider, and a 242 page Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to fill your Friday...
It isn’t often that a doctor is mistaken about how many feet his patient has. But that’s the mistake this young doctor made byrelying too heavily on an...













