June 17 : ONC Proposal–Ten Years Too Late!
The ONC ‘s plan to ensure that individuals and care providers send, receive, find, and use a basic set of […]
June 17 : Lack of clinical buy-in doomed GA hospital’s EHR rollout
Details about the EHR implementation that forced two senior staff to resign from Athens Regional Medical Center (ARMC) have emerged
June 17: UC Charting Solutions’ EHR Software Attains Certification
SANTA FE, N.M., June 16, 2014 /True Blue Tribune/ – UC Charting Solutions’ EHR Software, ProMentum® version 3.2, 2014 Edition, has
June 17: DoD releases update to EHR plan
By Adam Mazmanian The Department of Defense is one step closer to making its final pitch to industry for a
June17: What Are The Benefits Of An Effective EMR Implementation?
Electronic Medical Records are perhaps the most important innovation to come to practice management in the last decade. However, many
June 17: Nearly all Minnesota hospitals now use EHRs
By Carrie McDermott More and more people across the United States can now access their health records electronically because of
June 17: Physicians Support EHRs, but Find Implementation Daunting
While most physicians support the switch from paper to electronic health records, many say the timeline to make the transition
June 17: Eight Hospitals Have Met Stage 2 Requirements
Jeff Smith, Senior Director of Federal Affairs EHR Certification Shortcomings Get Spotlight during June HITPC Meeting Key Takeaway: The Health
June17: What HITECH Means For VARs
By Megan Williams, contributing writer Your clients may hear more about HIPAA, but chances are, the Health Information Technology for
June 17: Boston doc eyes Web updates of health records
Dr. John Halamka, chief information officer at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and co-chairman of the federal Health IT Standards
Jun 16 : DoD Deal An Epic Gamechanger?
$11 Billion Windfall: DoD Deal An Epic Gamechanger? By Todd Campbell Communication is key in any health-care setting, but for
Jun 16 : EHRs: A ‘clunky’ transition
By ARTHUR ALLEN The government-led transformation of health information is driving doctors to distraction, igniting nurse protests and crushing hospitals