EHRs
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Researchers at Boston-based Harvard University Medical School and Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge have designed a computer algorithm to help distribute decentralized EHR data, VentureBeat reports.
The Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society has proposed a new definition for interoperability. The comment period on the definition is open until March 30.
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit March 25 against Epic brought by employees who claimed the software company illegally denied them overtime pay, according to the Wisconsin State Journal.
More details have emerged on how and when patients of Florence (Ariz.) Hospital at Anthem and Gilbert (Ariz.) Hospital can access their health records, which have been locked away since the hospitals closed in June 2018, ABC 15 Arizona reports.
Allscripts FollowMyHealth has teamed with Ephraim McDowell Health inDanville, Ky., to expand its mobile patient engagement platform.
FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD, said the government should apply stronger regulations on EHRs to ensure patient safety, Kaiser Health News reports.
Bethlehem, Pa.-based St. Luke's University Health Network will expand its use of Masimo remote patient monitoring technologies that transfer data directly to the health system's Epic EHR.
New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System and One Medical, a primary care, membership-based clinic group in San Francisco, formed an agreement to increase EHR interoperability among healthcare providers and expand care services to patients in New York, Benefits Pro reports.
DrChrono, an EHR, medical billing and practice management software developer, is offering a free trial of its mobile, cloud-based EHR platform.
Bay Spring, Miss.-based Jasper General Hospital will go live on an Evident EHR in May.