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By Bill Crounse, MD Three related columns in HealthcareITNews caught my attention recently. The headlines pretty much say it all: 1. Satisfaction with HIE solutions drops. 2. Vendors missing boat on...
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By ROB LAMBERTS, MD My 87 year-old father broke his hip this past weekend. He was in Michigan for a party for his 101 year-old sister, and fell as he tried to put away her wheelchair. The good news...
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By JOSH SEIDMAN ACO, MSSP, BPCI, HIE, CQM, P4P, PCMH, yadda, yadda, yadda … The litany of acronyms describing changing P&D (excuse me, payment and delivery) models can sometimes numb the senses....
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By JACOB REIDER, MD It’s time to stop calling them EHRs. Yes – we also need to stop calling them EMRs. In 2011, ONC discussed the difference between the two terms, but I think that conversation...
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A Policy Agenda to Address New Unintended Adverse Consequences of EHRs
By SITTIG, WRIGHT, ASH + SINGH In large part due to the $35 billion, Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act incentives more than 80% of acute care hospitals now use...
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