Bureaucratic waffling could conceivably undermine even the most expert efforts to bring DoD's healthcare architecture into the future. As big and powerful as...
EHR Contracts
The other day, I had lunch at DC’s Soupergirl with the redoubtable Chuck Webster, workflow tool maven and evangelist. We talked a lot and discovered that both...
I’ll admit upfront that I am not a lawyer and I don’t play one on TV, but I want to start a discussion on the gag clauses that are included in many...
The following is a guest post by William O’Toole discussing a really misunderstood topic about clinic responsibility in a hosted EHR environment and how...
In a post done in 2009 that’s still getting comments, Diane G. offered some interesting commentary that I think is fair warning for those purchasing an...
The following email just makes me cringe in pain (specific vendor names removed): Our small hospital has chosen EMR Vendor A, and is trying to push it onto our...
The decisions don’t end after deciding on an EHR system for your medical practice. An EHR contract is an important and legally binding document, and it’s...
I can’t remember exactly where I saw someone talk about the “WIIFM” (What’s in it for Me) principle, but it really is an important...
One of the biggest complaints surrounding the implementation of an EMR is the way the EMR software handles the documentation method. Beyond just the learning...