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Forbes Healthcare Summit
2017-11-29 - 2017-11-30    
All Day
ForbesLive leverages unique access to the world’s most influential leaders, policy-makers, entrepreneurs, and artists—uniting these global forces to harness their collective knowledge, address today’s critical [...]
29th Annual National Forum on Quality Improvement in Health Care
2017-12-10 - 2017-12-13    
All Day
PROGRAM OVERVIEW The IHI National Forum on December 10–13​, 2017, will bring more than 5,000 brilliant minds in health care to Orla​​ndo, Florida, to find meaningful connections [...]
Dallas Health IT Summit
2017-12-14 - 2017-12-15    
All Day
About Health IT Summits U.S. healthcare is at an inflection point right now, as policy mandates and internal healthcare system reform begin to take hold, [...]
Events on 2017-11-29
Forbes Healthcare Summit
29 Nov 17
New York
Events on 2017-12-14
Dallas Health IT Summit
14 Dec 17
Dallas
Latest News

Only 9% of physician use EHR systems’ full capabilities: 3 insights

A recent CDC report noted approximately eight in 10 physicians possessed EHR systems in 2015, according to HealthcareIT News.

Here are three insights:

1. One-third of these physicians “electronically sent, received, integrated or searched” for patient information, according to HealthcareIT News.

2. The report found 9 percent of physicians utilized their EHR systems to do all four of the above-mentioned functions.

3. The following lists the states with the highest and lowest percentages of physicians performing each EHR function, based on the 2015 National Electronic Health Records Survey:

• Electronically sending

  • Arizona — 56.3 percent
  • Idaho — 19.4 percent

• Electronically receiving

  • Wisconsin — 65.5 percent
  • Louisiana and Mississippi — 23.6 percent

• Electronically integrating

  • Delaware — 49.3 percent
  • Alaska — 28.4 percent

• Electronically searching

  • Oregon — 61.2 percent
  • District of Columbia — 15.1 percent

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