Electronic Health Records
Activist investor blasts cloud-based EHR company for not responding a week after receiving the notice.
Hospitals have a complex web of electronic health record vendors but once data sharing broadens it will open the door to innovation.
The American Medical Association's Accelerating Change in Medical Education Consortium seeks to train new physicians with EHRs, pop health and value-based care in mind.
eHealth Exchange will become both a member of Carequality and an implementer of its standards, helping expand its presence to other participants.
But Epic leads in the physician office sector, according to the new report, and GE is now among the top four electronic health record vendors.
The report points to usability, cybersecurity, user training, help desk among reasons to delay implementation.
As hospitals collect patient data they must characterize it well, apply new technologies – and practice what Cleveland Clinic’s Paul Ford calls "human medicine."
Hospitals should expect orders of magnitude more data, with emerging tools, to put information to work.
With 39 hospitals using the health record in an iPhone and many changes predicted for the future of EHRs, here’s a look at what first movers have found.
Indiana Family and Social Services Administration becomes third new Cerner customer in a month that has seen some major EHR implementations.