Dec 02: Pa. doctors worry about bad debt from Affordable Care Act
Pennsylvania doctors are worried that patients with coverage from the Health Insurance Marketplace will seek treatment, then won’t be able […]
Dec 02: Project to unify LOINC, Radlex
RSNA and the Regenstrief Institute have begun work to harmonize and unify terms for radiology procedures. The intent is to
Nov 30: Make e-health record system ‘opt-out’, says AMA
The Australian Medical Association said the personally controlled e-health record system should be an opt-out — not opt-in — service
Nov 29: Data Mining Snares Health Insurance Fraud
As Medicare searches for ways to head off fraud, private payers are starting to embrace predictive modeling in their own
Nov 29: Top 3 Health IT Trends To Be Thankful For
It has been an interesting few years in the healthcare IT (HIT) industry and no doubt it will continue to
Nov 29: Ontario Expanding Electronic Health Records to More Patients
Ontario is making progress on its commitment to ensure every Ontarian has an electronic health record by expanding their use
Nov 29: Global Medical Device Market To Reach $33.5B by 2019
By 2019, the global medical device connectivity market is expected to reach $33.5 billion, according to a report from Transparency Market Research, FierceHealthIT reports
Nov 27: Desktop Virtualization Takes Pain Out Of EHR Install
By replacing 600 PCs with 1,100 cloud displays, Olympic Medical Center has created a virtualized environment that has improved clinical
Researchers repurpose genetic data, EMR to perform large-scale PheWAS study
Vanderbilt University Medical Center researchers and co-authors from four other U.S. institutions from the Electronic Medical Records and Genomics (eMERGE) Network are
Nov 27: Top EHR security myths: Encryption and BYOD
Like any other industry, healthcare has a great deal of misinformation floating around security best practices. This is especially the
Nov 27: 5 usability questions when EHR shopping
The right EHR installment can make all the difference. But more often than not, doctors aren’t making the best choice,