May 15 : Wearable technology, online EMR access and patient engagement
We’ve come a long way since the first wearable technology — crystal eyeglasses — hit the medieval market in the […]
A Robust Health Data Infrastructure
The promise of improving health care through the ready access and integration of health data has drawn significant national attention
May 15 : EMRs Don’t Meet ACO Needs
A new KLAS report examines the physician-led ACO segment. One desired outcome of the ACA is a decrease of healthcare
May 15 : 9 Reasons Physicians Hate EMR – The 2013 RAND Study
9 Reasons Physicians Hate EMR – Findings from the 2013 RAND/AMA Physician Satisfaction Study Hot off the Presses. The results
May 14: Black Book names leading practice EHRs
It’s no easy feat to be the best, even in the healthcare IT space, but one EHR vendor has come
May 14: ONC approves ANSI for second term as approved accreditor
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has received approval from the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology
May 14 : Providers ‘grappling’ with mobile plans
Everybody uses mobile devices, but no one is still quite sure how to make the most of them. That, to
Implementation of EMR solution proves significant Return on Investment year after year
Block & Nation Family Medicine is a four provider independently owned office. The majority of the patient visits are for
May 14 : Healthcare Practice Management – EMR & EHR
Electronic Medical Records (EMR) The case for electronic medical records is gripping: They can make health care more efficient and
May 14 : Robust EMR Market Continues to Expand
By HospiMedica International staff writers The influence of government incentives and the increasing use of electronic medical record (EMR) systems
May 14 : Mobile integration with EMR slow at many practices
Physicians are using mobile technology more in their practices, but there continues to be a lack of integration between mobile
May 14 : 3 Reasons Hospitals Are Switching EMR Vendors
Almost 50 percent of hospitals with 200 or more beds will purchase a new electronic medical record system by 2016,