Electronic Health Records (EHR, EMR)

As healthcare organizations (HCOs) transition from fee-for-service to value-based care models, healthcare leaders must determine how to enable data sharing across their organizations to improve care delivery and patient outcomes. Integrating their electronic health record (EHR) platforms with cloud-based systems such as Salesforce Health Cloud can help HCOs unify data from multiple sources to create a holistic, real-time view of a patient’s care journey.

Healthcare systems that invest in modern, agile infusion pump systems gain a wide variety of benefits.

Also, Tasmania has started digitising the specialist referral process for Aboriginal healthcare services.

IEEE Fellow Chenyang Lu shows where artificial intelligence can be deployed clinically to improve patient outcomes – and discusses the challenges and future of AI throughout healthcare.

Healthcare organizations with fewer resources could use the new free and open-source tools to validate any artificial intelligence model and monitor its ongoing performance. "This is your cookbook," says Corey Miller, Epic's VP of R&D.

The Productivity Commission has flagged the poor usability of the system despite substantial uptake from consumers and health professionals.

Launching telemedicine from within the patient portal – which enables the health system to get electronic signoff on certain documents – is a big boon for compliance and efficiency.

Integration with the Clear identity platform in electronic health records enables the Georgia health system to roll out streamlined patient registration and on-site check-ins via selfies at kiosks.

Also, an approval management functionality has been added to NSW's real-time prescription monitoring platform.

Its new survey of inpatient purchasing finds Epic as the only vendor to increase its net market share in 2023 – gaining 153 new hospital clients and now covering more than half of acute care multispecialty beds nationwide.