CPOE and MU with Marc Probst and M*Modal
As part of my ongoing series of EHR videos, I had the chance to sit down with Marc Probst, CIO […]
CAC is an instrument for ICD-10 change, not an enchanting bullet: Q&A
ICD-10 is much more than just a change in the way coders operate within the confines of their office. It’s
eTransmedia to be respected throughout yearly Technology Innovation Awards Luncheon
NORTH GREENBUSH – A national technology company headquartered in the Rensselaer Technology Park has found its success through innovation —
Patients at the middle of Social Insurance
As part of its decision to close the St. Andrews Hospital emergency room, Lincoln County Healthcare has proposed greater emphasis
Siemens Healthcare receives EHR Developer Code of Conduct
Today, Siemens Healthcare announced that the company has officially adopted the Electronic Health Record (EHR) Developer Code of Conduct. Released
Partners Integrates Mobile Data With Electronic Medical Record
In a move that could realize much of the promise of wireless remote monitoring, Partners HealthCare system has made it
Bill Would Offer More Ways To prevent Medicare Electronic Medical Record Cut
Federal lawmakers have introduced a bill which would grow the list of exemptions physicians could seek to the Medicare penalties
Patient engagement isn’t dependably simple, however its worth the trouble: Q&A
Since 2006, physician assistant Nicole Green has used a number of different electronic health records during her time in a
Setting the stage for pervasive health information trade
Whether on a small scale in the form of physician practice implementing an EHR system or on a large scale
Medicare EMR Guidelines and Regulations
EMR stands for electronic medical records and represents a major effort by the U.S. government to get physicians, hospitals and
EHR outline must better backing Forethought Coordination
Electronic health records could improve patient care coordination among providers if they were better designed for such functionality, according to
Emergency division EHRs ‘particularly slip prone’
Electronic health records provide many benefits, but also bring about “unintended consequences” of errors that can affect patient safety in