EMR Masters, Smart EHR, and Congressional Hearing on Meaningful Use
The EMR is trying to serve too many masters goo.gl/fb/qsQzu
— Kevin Pho, M.D. (@kevinmd) November 12, 2012
I think this is definitely the case. I wish that EMR would embrace its place as the database of healthcare and enable an entire eco system of people to provide the add on functionality.
@snippetphysther I call what you describe “Smart EHR” See: ow.ly/fgsrZ We’re not there yet, but getting there.#HITsm #hcsm
— EMR, EHR and HIT(@ehrandhit) November 13, 2012
I always love seeing a provider asking for something I’ve been writing about for a long time. We need smart EHR, but as you see from the first tweet in the Twitter roundup I don’t think one company is going to make them smart. It’s going to take an ecosystem to make them as “smart” as they need to be.
Congressional hearing on #MU highlights usability, costs, standards – clinical-innovation.com/topics/ehr-emr… #healthIT
— Nuance Healthcare (@NuanceHealth) November 15, 2012
I saw another tweet somewhat related to this. It asked if meaningful use was going to fall off the fiscal cliff. My short answer is: No.

