Dec 18: Ready for the transition to EHRs?
Information technology training spreads into dentistry by Peggy M. Cotter, RDH, BS, CHTS-TR To dental industry observers, it has been […]
Dec 18: Will EHR Switching Continue In 2014?
Healthcare Technology Online notes that in 2013 – according to Black Book Rankings – 17 percent of the nearly 17,000
Dec 18: Western NY Beacon boosts HIE, EHR use, care coordination
The Western New York Beacon Program (WNY Beacon), funded though the Office of the National Coordinator as part of a
Dec 18: Electronic records makes ObamaCare launch look easy
The “glitchy” launch of HealthCare.gov is an obvious front-page story. But when it comes to health and information technology, we
Dec 17: IT advancements, trends and innovations: Effective uses of Big Data
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Dec 17: 10 Challenges and Opportunities for Hospitals in 2014
It’s not hard to develop a Chicken Little worldview if you work in healthcare, particularly if you’re sitting in the
Dec 17: ePatient 2015:– “Care-hacking” a convoluted healthcare system
The “e-patient” movement seems to be accelerating. At the beginning of 2013, patient advocacy group the Society for Participatory Medicine
Dec 17: Dear Santa-Something for everyone on a healthcare Christmas wish list.
Paul Keckley has taken a very generous approach to gift giving this year. He includes politicians, patients, doctors, students and
Dec 17: What will drive an increase in EHR replacements in 2014?
The next year in healthcare will usher in a number of changes, from Stage 2 Meaningful Use to ICD-10, and
Dec 17: Important considerations in purchasing EHR systems
Electronic Health Records (EHR systems) are helping American healthcare system transform into a more robust, patient-centric, high quality and more
Dec 16: Adoption of Electronic Health Records
An Electronic Health Record system helps improve medical care and save lives by eliminating medical errors and providing up-to date
Dec 16: The Problems Obamacare is Trying to Solve
Obamacare was designed to solve four problems within the healthcare arena. The legislation sought to increase access, benefits and efficiency,