Why will Stage 2 Meaningful Use determine long-term success?
Although meaningful use is still in its infancy with Stage 2 Meaningful Use just about to begin, valuable lessons are […]
Why EMR implementation as just an IT project seldom succeeds
I have worked with dozens of hospitals to plan, implement, and optimize their EMR, so I’ve learned a great deal
The Opportunity in the Soon-to-be Electronic Medical Records Pain Point
Joining me this week on PowerTalk is Lauren Fifield, senior health policy advisor at Practice Fusion. Practice Fusion is one
First step to successful EHR use is evaluating paper workflow
Every good cook knows that a finished meal is only as good as the ingredients you start with, and the
The great EHR market shakeout
When Mike Taylor was shopping for a new electronic health record system, vendors boldly sat across the table from him
Articles
A Fundamental Breakdown of 3 Major EHR Companies
By Leo Sun | More Articles September 3, 2013 | Comments (0) When most people talk about the electronic health
Many Hospitals at Risk for Electronic Health Record Penalties
Small and rural U.S. hospitals are most at risk of not satisfying certain federal requirements for using electronic health record
A brave new world of health care data New delivery system creates need for unforeseen roles
Monday, September 2, 2013, 5:30 am By Janice NHealth care has entered a brave new world of data –
LinkedIn users debate crowdsourcing, social media in EHRs
Thinking about EHRs as stagnant sources of provider-entered data is a thing of the past. Online communication is flourishing in
Why Smart Marketing Is Needed to Drive Successful EHR Implementation
There is value in applying strategic marketing principles to the rollouts of electronic health records (EHRs) in patient care organizations,
LinkedIn users debate crowdsourcing, social media in EHRs
Thinking about EHRs as stagnant sources of provider-entered data is a thing of the past. Online communication is flourishing in
Three ways EHR adoption can improve the patient experience
There are many key players integral to the patient experience. One specific triad of relationships that significantly affects the patient