Successful EHR Implementation: It’s More A bout “ How You Manage Peo ple ”
By selecting the right internal leadership team, focusing on good communications, creating a detailed project plan, setting realistic measurable goals, […]
Mar 13: As time runs out, is ICD-10 ‘not useful’ for data analytics?
The healthcare industry has been debating the pros and cons of switching to ICD-10 since the very beginning of the
14 Ways EHR Can Reduce Expenses,Increase Revenue and Improve Productivity
Why wait until the last minute to digitize and streamline your practice. EHR is here to stay and the ophthalmic
Mar 12: What is the future of computerized physician order entry?
Earlier this year members of the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) pointed to the abundance
Mar 12: ONC eyes EHR ‘shades of grey’ in behavioral health
Behavioral health and long-term post-acute care are perhaps the two most significant areas left out of the meaningful use program.
Mar 12: Therap Services EHR announces Conference for I/DD Agency Providers in Georgia
Therap Services EHR promotes Person Centered Planning for Provider Agencies supporting Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Developmental Disabilities WATERBURY, Conn.,
Mar 11: Identifying, selecting and installing EHR systems
The steps to installing an Electronic Health Record (EHR) system effectively in a post-acute care setting are as broad as
Mar 11: Transforming Medical Practice through Electronic Health Records
Medical practices in New Jersey are making substantial progress in eliminating deadly mistakes such as dangerous medication interactions and gaps
Mar 11: Hospitals in EMR buying frenzy
For Stage 2, current platforms just aren’t cutting it, so hospitals are making big changes. The electronic medical record market
Mar 10: Understanding Electronic Medical Records
Experient Health explains electronic medical records in latest post in its “Know Your Benefits” Blog series. Electronic health records (EHRs)
Mar 10: Electronic health records rife with flaws
The electronic health-records article written by Winthrop Quigley (March 3: “Patient files go high-tech”) contained the misconception that the EHR
Mar 10: EHRs-A hard pill to swallow for some doctors
Others find computerized records useful diagnostic tool. Justine Mrosak entered the exam room, laptop in hand, and began interviewing her