I just checked the stats for EMR and EHR and realized that we’re about to top 3 million pageviews since we first started the blog back in April 2009. That’s pretty exciting since the first year of the blog I really didn’t do much with it. Over the life of EMR and EHR we’ve posted 1057 posts and had 2927 comments (not counting the 95,665 spam comments we’ve filtered).
A big thanks to Anne Zieger (244 posts) and Jennifer Dennard (114 posts) for all their contributions over the years as well. They’ve both made amazing contributions to the site and likely don’t get the credit they deserve. I’m lucky because not only are they great writers who know the industry well, but they’re wonderful people. I’m proud to associate with them.
If you’ve made it this far through the blog post, then hopefully you’ll take a few minutes to take a look at the new and renewing EMR and EHR advertisers below. Without them, none of this would be possible. I’m really blessed to have their support.
New EMR and EHR Advertisers
Clinithink – I’ve often heard doctors proclaim NLP as the perfect balance between clinical narrative and structured data. Clinithink is focused squarely on this challenge. How do you take your healthcare data and extract the value out of it? Clinithink’s answer is preserving the context and meaning intended by the narrative while structuring and encoding it with rich, granular data.
DrChrono – An EHR created with the iPad tablet interface in mind. You can see the difference between a native iPad EHR application and some sort of remote desktop EHR application on the iPad. DrChrono offers a free basic version so you can try it out before you buy.
gMed – A specialty specific EHR focused on Gastroenterologists. I was excited to work with gMed on a mix of advertising across the Healthcare Scene blog network together with some whitepaper distribution that should work well for their specialty specific EHR. Any gastro doctor should consider gMed and compare it with the non-specialty specific EHR out there. There’s usually a vast difference in focus.
The Breakaway Group – A Xerox company, The Breakaway Group is doing some really interesting things in the area of EHR training. I worked together with them to provide some coverage of their Healthcare Forum event. Plus, I’m excited that we just closed a deal for them to create a series of blog posts on the Healthcare Scene network.
Renewing EMR and EHR Advertisers
I can’t thank the following advertisers enough for their support. As you can see, many of them have been supporting EMR and EHR for 2 or 3 years. I’m glad they still see value in supporting the work we do.
Ambir – Advertiser since 1/2010
Amazing Charts – Advertiser since 5/2011
Cerner – Advertiser since 9/2011
Quest Quality Solutions – Advertiser since 9/2011
SimplifyMD – Advertiser since 9/2012
Canon – Advertiser since 10/2012
Check out our EMR and EHR advertising page for more information on supporting EMR and EHR.
Congrats on your milestone and for your growing stable of EHR/EMR advertisers.