Wouldn’t it be nice if the advent of EHRs made it more likely that information in medical records was accurate? Sadly, that’s hardly the case. In fact, patient...
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For far too many physicians, EHRs and other important health IT seem to get in the way of getting the job done. But according to one pair of physician-authors...
As the capabilities of healthcare AI tools grow, vendors continue to insist that as with previous generations of technology, AI will simply do the grunt work...
Physicians, are you savvy about the digital health technologies your patients use? Do you make it easy for them to interact with you digitally and share the...
In Atlanta we are recovering from one of worst winter storms in many years. Weather events are financially devastating for a medical practice. Revenue...
I recently reviewed the Epocrates 2013 Mobile Trends report. The study has a somewhat unusual participant profile, consisting only of primary care, 3 medical...
Last week I had the pleasure of attending my first mHealth Summit in Washington, D.C. The tone and rhetoric of this year’s meeting seemed a great deal...
The health IT community is well aware of the dangers of cloning notes in an electronic medical record. I include myself in that group. Until recently I...
As we approach the midpoint of 2012 our practice will complete 7 years of electronic medical records. Just like a musical instrument, we will never have EMR...
My next piece is published at Townhall.com: Despite the success of information technology (IT) in transforming many parts of the economy, the health...