EHR

CIOs are acutely aware of the security complications medical devices and telehealth bring.

We asked Healthcare IT News readers what they thought should come next for the VA’s EHR plan and the majority of users want to keep, and improve, the agency's software.

Healthcare leaders Robert Wachter, David Bates, Leah Binder and Tejal Gandhi take the pulse of how far patient safety has come in recent decades – and point toward the work that lies ahead.

Michael Dulin, MD, who has studied the complex dimensions of personalized treatment as both a doctor and a patient, says the U.S. care delivery system has some learning to do.

Caregivers can interact with the EHR using natural language queries and more quickly get the answers they need in an unobtrusive manner.

Multispecialty physician group, one of the largest in the state, chooses eCW's V11 to help it manage value-based care.

After the Coast Guard pulled its EHR contract with Epic in 2016, plans to share an EHR with the Department of State went to the wayside and officials are now working on a solo project.

The HealtheIntent platform will help manage Medicare claims for Illinois Rural Community Care Organization.

The typical manner in which hospital leaders construct their budgets is by clinical and ancillary departments, which can hinder innovation.

The first EHR vendor to build a native app for iOS devices now aims to make it easier for small and large practices to customize personal hardware packages for their offices, including MacBooks, Apple TV and more.