EHR

The new tier, known as Nursery, comes as the EHR vendor has also reduced pricing for its more expensive tiers by 33-80 percent.

Douglas Gentile, Chief Medical Information Officer at the University of Vermont Health Network, discusses how lessons learned from past failures helped his organization figure out four critical components needed for successful data governance.

From decision support optimization to EHR performance improvement, the Boston health system puts its data to work in new and interesting ways.

In 1995, the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Medical Corps introduced a large scale Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system, the first of its kind in Singapore.

The EHR’s capabilities also enabled a 15 percent decrease in days in accounts receivable.

The use of Electronic Patient Records (EPRs) is now an accepted part of modern medicine, as many now recognise that using EPRs is safer and more productive than using paper.

Further, 38 percent of online appointments are booked after hours, which helps with both patient retention and new patient acquisition.

KLAS sees health system decision makers wanting vendors to give them needed functionalities: point of care access to PDMPs, specific clinical decision support and more.

The Reaction Data research shows the vendor holds 81 percent market share and details the runners up along with other findings.

The cooperative aims to bring stakeholders together to find new and pragmatic approaches to data sharing, and come up with ways to combat information blocking.