We’ve often heard the good and bad stories that come out of disasters like Hurricane Katrina or Superstorm Sandy. In some cases, the EHR is a savior and...
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When I was last in DC at the Healthcare Forum, I heard hospital CIO Bill Rieger “Step Out” and talk about some of the challenges he faces as a...
Duke University has announced the agenda and speaker lineup for its Fourth Annual Informatics Conference, “Recouping the Costs of EHR Implementations:...
With the recent projection that telemedicine will reach 1.8 million patients worldwide by 2017, I think it’s fitting to continue the discussion I started last...
EMR and HIPAA Disaster Planning and HIPAA Unfortunately, it appears that far too many healthcare providers don’t follow this rule. There aren’t...
Buying an EMR is one of biggest investments a hospital IT department is likely to make. To date, however, few hospitals are planning for and implementing EMR...
New research by KLAS seems to have uncovered important differences between the way EMR vendors perform when organizations are mounting them for Meaningful Use...
Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears. I come to bury 2011 EMR assumptions, not to praise them. Here’s some of the critical problems we...
Some really interested EMR related tweets in tonight’s round up from around the EMR twittersphere. I’m testing out the new Twitter embed function...
If you’re a hospital IT executive, you may just be slogging through your EMR/EHR installation at the moment and hoping to hit Meaningful Use deadlines...