Rather than being a hit piece at the current Administration's aims, the report focuses on the best practices of groups like Kaiser Permanente and the Cleveland Clinic, which have spent years adapting their work to the technology. Do these things and you can make things work. by Dana Blankenhorn
The clinical benefits of computerized medical records are clear; however, the costs of current proprietary systems are large. These high cost systems inhibit many small practices from transitioning to computerized medical records. This obstacle can easily be circumvented with OpenEMR. OpenEMR is a free medical practice management, electronic medical records,...
The first step in revamping the healthcare system is getting rid of paper files and manual processes and moving toward full-blown EMRs. Digital accessibility to information is critical to providing continuity of care and top-quality patient services. Federal mandates for adoption are approaching, and significant financial incentives for timely adoption...
Electronic Medical Records EMRs and Electronic Health Records EHRs hold great promise to improve the efficiency and quality of patient care while reducing cost and errors. The development of standard data models and a standard lexicon for coding patient care - coupled with government endorsement for a national healthcare information...
HealthFrame Lite is a tool to let you view electronic medical records, and access a host of reports. HealthFrame Lite supports the HealthFrame OpenHealth Services plug-ins, so that it can easily access a wide variety of Web services. Version 2.1.11 adds new content, and improves CCR reading.
How Obama's electronic medical record plan could jolt content management???s importanceComputerized health careYour own physician having your records computerized is one thing. It is entirely another thing to have those records available to whomever would like to see them - like insurance companies, trial lawyers, etc. Come on, who came...
I had a jolt of enthusiasm the other day when drinking my Red Bull and thinking of President Barack Obama’s push for real electronic records management. As Ron Miller said a while ago on the topic: Bex Huff, who is a consultant specializing in Oracle Enterprise Content Management, wonders...
Healthcare organizations are faced with the demands of supporting a growing patient population requiring more procedures and services while also trying to meet the challenges of reducing costs and enabling improved secure access to medical records. Some countries are in the process of creating nationalized Electronic Medical Records EMR and...
CottageMed is a powerful open-source electronic medical record EMR built with Filemaker technology. Physicians and clinics can manage a paperless medical practice and easily modify CottageMed to fit their needs. Mac, PC, and Linux platforms are supported. EMR or EHR electronic health record programs are vital to safe and successful...
If you don't think tech will be one of the first sectors to recover from the current economic conditions, think again. Technology taps into pretty much every sector out there - from manufacturing and health care to education and energy. Many of the businesses in those sectors...
CottageMed is a powerful open-source electronic medical record EMR built with Filemaker technology. Physicians and clinics can manage a paperless medical practice and easily modify CottageMed to fit their needs. Mac, PC, and Linux platforms are supported. EMR or EHR electronic health record programs are vital to safe and successful...
Think of the EMR opportunity as round one in a long fight over health IT, something worth not $19 billion but trillions of dollars. Neupert is positioning Microsoft for the larger game. by Dana Blankenhorn
Information Technology advancements in healthcare are expected to accelerate, due to cost concerns, more viable and cost-effective Electronic Medical Record EMR technology, and federal spending initiatives. With an increase in healthcare IT comes a corresponding concern over healthcare information security. EMR also referred to as electronic healthcare records or EHR...
Nuance is out with a study claiming 69% of doctors find Electronic Health Records EHRs with voice recognition are easier to use. The company has launched a certification program to make voice recognition standard with EHR solutions like Allscripts. by Dana Blankenhorn
In the rush to profit from the Obama Stimulus' call for EMRs, even the best vendors are ignoring the fact their solutions can't meet the primary goal of the stimulus, namely a standard system for saving and retrieving the data. by Dana Blankenhorn
The Electronic Health Record bogeymanUnmitigated ignorance???How else can anyone explain Blankie's failure to grasp the concept of PERSONAL RIGHTS regarding not being forced to participate in electronic health records -- which would be a unified database, WITHOUT an opt-out provision??? He is patently WRONG that the only risk is...
In the present health care debate, the bogeyman is the Electronic Health Record EHR. The EHR is said to have magical powers to destroy our lives. by Dana Blankenhorn
Hospital Aleman wanted to implement a scalable, flexible IT infrastructure to provide efficient administration of the hospital's medical and administrative information and centralize data in a robust database to facilitate access to patients' clinical information. The challenge was to implement a digital format for clinical histories to automate patient data...
The presenters of this webcast discuss the critical issues organizations are facing around securing sensitive health information. The attendee will see what organizations like Humana, KPMG and CaseNet are doing to meet today's protection requirements and regulatory mandates!
Why is, say, a Georgia health bank so inherently trustworthy if all those records are transferrable to New Jersey? Aren't we really talking about a government records bank? Isn't that state control of records? by Dana Blankenhorn
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