Why physicians must have a role in transforming and selecting their EHRs
Let me know if you want to actually want to help people, or just your company and stockholders.
Scoring approach would encourage patient engagement, security, information exchange.
There was a time when doctors were doctors, physicians, and surgeons. There was a time when we were not referred to as contractors, or providers.
In a survey of physicians, overhauling electronic health record systems led the list of recommendations for decreasing dissatisfaction and burnout.
Issues expected with implementations are leaving physicians concerned about their futures under the new reimbursement scheme.
Like every patient, I don’t want a burned-out, unhappy doctor who’s enslaved by his computer.
Patients with fully electronic health records experienced fewer adverse events such as hospital-acquired infections, according to a study funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and published in the Journal of Patient Safety.
8 physicians tell us what one thing they would do to improve the American health care system
Analytics functionality has improved measurably in recent years, according to Chilmark Research, but workflow integration remains a key hurdle.
The adoption of EHRs in physician practices is definitely on the rise thanks to Meaningful Use incentives. According to the data from the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC), office-based provide
One of the amazing things of the internet and technology is the democratization of information. I recently heard that it’s not that the world is getting worse, but that our information is get…
I’m usually a very grounded and practical person. I’m all about dealing with the practical realities that we all face. However, every once in a while I like to sit back and think about …
Will EHRs actually pay off and bring a return on investment (ROI)? Some physicians fear that even after enduring a costly and difficult implementation, their practices simply won’t be able to absorb t
The electronic record should be there to help us get it right, not the other way around.
A national survey finds most physicians feel a strong sense of calling to medicine, but changes in the medical workplace may threaten this conviction.
So, you made the initial appointment with your new physician - that’s great! The next step is to show up at your scheduled time - maybe even a little early - fully prepared<br>In the days before your appointment, you can complete a few helpful tasks to make the day of your visit as stress free as possible. Start by writing down your medical history, noting the dates and locations of any surgeries.<br>"Some people are very organized with folders,” says Jasreem Bhullar,…
Earlier this year NueMD created a nice looking Meaningful Use Infographic — asking the question whether MU was helping or hurting EHR Adoption. I loved the summary but I wanted to dig in a little further so I asked Dr. William Rusnak, a resident physician… Read More
A smooth EHR replacement process is not always guaranteed, and organizations will need to make well-informed decisions throughout the entire implementation process. Each healthcare organization is different, and will have varying requirements when it comes to EHR selection. But considering the needs of physician and nurses, finding an EHR system to...