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By Mike Miliard | 02:46 pm | December 12, 2017
The cloud-based Clinical ConneXion is available to Epic clients now, with more electronic health integrations to come.
By Jessica Davis | 05:21 pm | December 08, 2017
The group’s proposal would base measure reporting on claims data, rather than criteria tracked in EHRs under meaningful use.
By Tom Sullivan | 11:58 am | December 05, 2017
With algorithms and analytics, first-moving health orgs are reaping alternative payment models to reduce readmissions, incentivize physicians to coordinate care and improve patient satisfaction.
By Bernie Monegain | 11:49 am | December 05, 2017
City’s public health system is working on a $764 million Epic rollout and $289 million revenue cycle system.
By Mike Miliard | 03:54 pm | November 30, 2017
As the department work to finalize its EHR modernization contract with Cerner, it extends a smaller deal for centralized claims management.
By Wendy Almeida | 04:04 pm | November 29, 2017
The tech’s appeal lies in its digital ledger of transactions and healthcare is on the precipice of adoption to grow networks of secure data.
By Mike Miliard | 04:52 pm | November 28, 2017
The aim of the core measures is to refocus the agency's regimen of quality metrics on high-quality healthcare and meaningful outcomes for patients, according to the agency.
By Tom Sullivan | 03:54 pm | November 28, 2017
Hospitals can save money with cloud-based apps rather than buying them outright, but IT pros struggle to explain nuances.
By Bernie Monegain | 02:23 pm | November 28, 2017
The 30-year veteran most recently served as the executive vice president and CFO of JDA Software Group, a privately-held supply chain provider of software and SaaS solutions.
By Jessica Davis | 09:48 am | November 27, 2017
Although many organizations claim interoperability is a major focus, progress is slow, at best. For HL7 CEO Charles Jaffe, the reason is a lack of financial reward, as for-profit vendors can’t be expected to “connect everyone on their own dime.”