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
Be Prepared: Lessons from an Extended Outage of a Hospital’s EHR System
If your hospital has deployed an electronic health record (EHR) system, you probably have a contingency plan in the event
Physician series: EHR vendor went bankrupt right after paying
Physician series: EHR vendor went bankrupt right after paying As far as EHR adoption horror stories go, Dr. Andrew Bronstein,
Ten tips for extending patient engagement beyond the clinic
The community of care continues to expand well beyond the traditional experience in the clinic. While plenty of attention has
Electronic medical records picking up steam
CHEYENNE – According to new data from a health care analytics firm, three 25-bed Wyoming hospitals have fully embraced electronic
How do cloud-based EHRs address common implementation woes?
After spending thousands of dollars on an EHR system, computers, IT infrastructure, installation, and staff training, most providers hope that
The State of Health Information Education in 2013
We recently returned from an exciting few days at the American Health Information Management Association’s (AHIMA) Assembly on Education Symposium
Will Stage 3 Meaningful Use help reduce health disparities?
Are the requirements for eligible hospitals and professionals doing enough to help reduce disparities in healthcare? The answer to that
2800 Reasons to Bet on EMR.
Published Wed, Aug 28th, 2013 Karen Canella, Senior Correspondent There are tons of reasons to believe that companies in
Some hospitals at risk for electronic record penalties
(Reuters) – Small and rural U.S. hospitals are most at risk of not satisfying certain federal requirements for using electronic