Electronic Health Records

Congress has continually railed on the Veterans’ Affairs EHR for being outdated, but its users say the platform is fast, secure and gets the job done.

Officials at New Jersey Diamond Institute for Fertility and Menopause say they don’t know when the initial breach began.

Hospitals spend so much money on EHRs that it makes them veritable tech vendors, whether they like it or not, and that creates the opportunity to deliver a better user experience for clinicians, staff and patients. 

Cybercriminals can find databases left exposed on outdated or free platforms as easily as searching on the word ‘patient,’ according to DataBreaches.net.

Lawmakers included enhanced requirements for reporting on the major EHR project in the 2017 Department of Defense Appropriations Act.

More healthcare providers are signing on to HIE initiatives, there are more EHR transactions and more states covered as connectivity expands for both.

Here’s a look at what went wrong, and what the Coast Guard seeks in its next electronic health record.

The software rollout went so wrong that the agency had to first revert to paper records and then start from scratch to find a new EHR vendor.

By integrating the Cleveland Clinic spinoff NeuroLogix into the system, Cerner hopes to better track neurological injuries.

While the bulk of respondents to our poll picked the reigning EHR favorite, many think a different course would be better.