EHR

While tests like those offered by 23andMe help patients become proactive in their healthcare, providers and the industry aren’t ready to interpret them.

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. 

ECRI Institute award recognizes Penn for using platform to improve patient safety and reduce costs.

Customer service, account management and long-term value for the investment are among the key points in developing a good vendor relationship.

The agency is evaluating options after a failed Epic implementation, and another off-the-shelf is the likely choice.

Telemedicine, MACRA implementation and patient engagement round out the top priorities in a new study from Reaction’s Research Cloud.

Prior to the partnership, caregivers at Providence VAMC were often left in the dark about what care patients were getting from other providers in the community.

Hospitals are increasingly looking for more technical employees, AHIMA found, based on latest job listings.

CXOs are working harder to involve doctors and care teams in the selection and implementation of technology, report finds.

The new software, now part of the health system’s $764 Epic EHR rollout, is expected to capture $142 million in added revenue annually.