Claim to fame EHR Speaks that Specialty
I’ve long been a proponent of the role of specialty specific EHRs. In fact, at one point I suggested that […]
I’ve long been a proponent of the role of specialty specific EHRs. In fact, at one point I suggested that […]
You transitioned to electronic medical records a few years back and your practice has streamlined. Why then should you go
Established to enable provider-to-provider communication, health information exchanges (HIEs) integrate with multiple systems, technologies, and provider cultures. While their exchange
Although paper medical records have been around for a long time, electronic medical records are slowly beginning to replace paper
Converting from a record system using paper charts to an electronic medical record (EMR) system requires significant amounts of money,
At the Government Health IT Conference and Exhibition last week, two military CIOs discussed efforts by the departments of Veterans
You can now measure your blood pressure, glucose, and other vitals at home with your smartphone. What if the next
Health information technology usage has more than doubled since 2012, the Obama administration touted this week. Especially when teasing out
Med Access and the University of Ottawa Heart Institute are pleased to announce that the Associates in Cardiology, following a
Since initial rollouts, vendors are scrambling to develop smartphone and tablet applications that go beyond replicating the desktop record on
Understanding a doctor’s decision-making process can help devise strategies to get the most benefit out of an electronic health record
Solo practices and physicians approaching retirement age could become exempt from Medicare pay reductions if expanded hardship exemptions for EHR