Jan 29: 3M ICD-10 Code Translation Software Converts EHR Custom Problem Lists
Salt Lake City, Utah — Hospital organizations and physician practices can speed ICD-10 code conversion of electronic health record (EHR) […]
Jan 29: 72% of Physicians Say EHR System Helps Them Make More Informed Healthcare Decisions in Real Time
New Survey of Amazing Charts Users Reveals Value of Electronic Health Records for Delivering Improved Decision Support. NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I.
Jan 29: Network glitch brings down Epic EMR
An IT network failure at a Florida health system has rendered the organization’s $80 million Epic electronic medical record system
Jan 28: EHRs to redefine the role of doctor
Office visits are likely to decrease as both physician and patient rely more on digital tools, study concludes. Researchers at
Jan 28: EHRs May Make Doctors Bad At Patient Eye Contact
Electronic health records have the potential to streamline the entire health care experience, enabling doctors to review a patient’s medical
Jan 28: Docs With EHRs Spend One-Third of Patient Visits Looking at Screen
Physicians who use electronic health records during patient visits spend about one-third of their time looking at the screen, which
Jan 28: Electronic Health Records at Max Healthcare helps resolve the issue of DVT detection
Max Healthcare – leading healthcare services provider of Delhi today organized a CME (Continued Medical Education) on the theme ‘VTE Prophylaxis’ at
Jan 28: Why ICD-10 is not just a coding project
If you think ICD-10 is all about new codes, you are dead wrong. ICD-10 is really about “documentation” ─ we
Jan 28: Feds Barking Up Wrong Tree On EHR Fraud?
Most doctors copy and paste to save time, not overbill. But the practice can result in dangerous errors, says consultant.
Jan 27: Do No Harm: Quarantine EMRs
Electronic medical records (EMRs) help both healthcare professionals and patients save time, improve care, and reduce expenses. But, like any
Jan 27: Conscientious, open-minded users have better EHR experience
Wanted: Male medical student, 20 to 29 years old. Open-minded and computer savvy with a conscientious nature and a willingness
Jan 27: Patient Safety Measure Results ‘Disappointing’
Each week, KHN compiles a selection of recently released health policy studies and briefs. The New England Journal of Medicine: