Mar 25: Electronic Medical Record Software
Importance of the Ability to be Flexible and Customizable Electronic Health Record (EHR) and Electronic Medical Rrecord software (EMR) are […]
Mar 25: Some RECs To Continue Helping Providers With EHRs Beyond 2015
Some regional extension centers are taking “extensive actions” to stay in business after federal funding for the four-year initiative comes
Mar 25: Electronic health records can prevent sepsis, confusion and death
Electronic health records have been a contentious but important aspect of the healthcare market for the past few years, but
Mar 25: Uncertainty clouds federal Test EHR Program
Provider uncertainty is hindering the implementation of the Designated Test EHR Program, a data exchange initiative launched earlier this year
Mar 25: Health IT firm rolls out middleware to ease some of the EMR interoperability headaches
When a patient arrives in the intensive care unit, ideally clinicians would be able to see the most up-to-date record
Mar 24: Doctors Love/Hate Relationship With EHRs
Another in a long list of studies shows most doctors are dissatisfied with their EHR, but they don’t want to
Mar 24: Can You Trust What’s In Your Electronic Medical Record?
It isn’t often that a doctor is mistaken about how many feet his patient has. But that’s the mistake this
Mar 24: DeSalvo Says $24B Already Spent Through Meaningful Use Program
At a Federal Trade Commission event on Thursday, National Coordinator for Health IT Karen DeSalvo said $24 billion already has
Mar 24: Wellmont to roll out new electronic medical records system March 29
KINGSPORT, Tenn. — A new $100 million electronic medical records system is intended to improve health care, efficiency and provide
Mar 24: Why is EHR usability overlooked for the sake of innovation?
The EHR marketplace is full of innovative systems and services aimed at helping healthcare organizations and providers deal with a
Mar 24: Electronic health records allow patients to manage care
A patient’s medical records used to be more or less a closed book. The large, sometimes inches-thick file sitting on
Mar 20: The future of healthcare
Imagine if patients’ medical records could follow them wherever they went. A New Yorker experiencing a health emergency while visiting