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By Jeff Lagasse | 02:40 pm | April 04, 2016
Price transparency tools can help patients make more educated purchasing decisions. But they must include information on both cost and quality to be effective. 
By John Andrews | 11:27 am | March 30, 2016
Across the healthcare industry, "the state of decision-making is really bad." Following the so-called Three Ps could point a way forward.
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By Lenovo | 01:33 pm | March 29, 2016
(SPONSORED) With value-based care models taking hold, healthcare organizations are under pressure to deliver the best clinical outcomes.
By Bernie Monegain | 11:49 am | March 28, 2016
The PC maker also signed an agreement to enable the Dubai Health Authority to make an insurance program work with new EHR.
By John Halamka | 11:51 am | March 25, 2016
"We believe that mobile devices such as iPhones will become the predominant means by which patients interact with BIDMC," says Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center CIO John Halamka, MD. "Your phone will be the repository of your medical record."
By Tom Sullivan | 08:31 am | March 25, 2016
Leading providers are already thinking about how to transform themselves from data-driven to information-driven organizations, able to offer drastically improved patient experience akin to Amazon and Google. But it's not easy.
By Bill Siwicki | 05:08 pm | March 24, 2016
Substance use disorder treatment centers are notoriously behind in technology, but Kemah Palms Recovery has implemented the tracking tech and an EHR to improve outcomes and report value.
By Bernie Monegain | 12:49 pm | March 24, 2016
Tested at YMCA, this marks the first time a CMS Innovation Center preventative service has become eligible for expansion in Medicare.
By Kaiser Health News | 12:05 pm | March 24, 2016
EHR makers Epic and Cerner are building advanced directive features into their software to enable data sharing, an official said. Some lawmakers are looking to make directives portable while U.S. states are building databases to store them.  
By Bill Siwicki | 08:42 am | March 24, 2016
CIO Craig Richardville said Carolinas has reduced its duplicate medical records error rate from 2.9 percent to 0.01 percent using the ID and authentication technology in conjunction with its master patient index.