EHRs
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Four researchers affiliated with various Veterans Affairs facilities across the U.S. developed a program to reduce "low-value" EHR notifications, according to study results published in BMJ Quality & Safety.
Poor EHR design imposes challenges for primary care practices to generate the required reports for federal value-based payment programs, according to a study published April 2 in Health Affairs.
Cedar Rapids-based Physicians' Clinic of Iowa is transitioning to the eClinicalWorks EHR solution for its 84 providers.
Princeton-based Illinois Rural Community Care Organization, a statewide ACO comprised of 24 critical access and small rural hospitals, will implement Cerner HealtheIntent to coordinare care for the state's nearly 20,000 Medicare patients.
Bend, Ore.-based St. Charles Health System is scheduled to go live April 7 on a new Epic EHR that costs roughly $79.5 million, KTVZ.com reports.
The plurality of providers in medical practices are required to close their patient charts within 24 hours of a patient encounter, according to a Medical Group Management Association survey.
The distinction between termination and resignation may pose a legal hurdle for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs' $10 billion-plus EHR contract with Cerner, the Politico Morning eHealth newsletter reports.
Nearly 10 years after the passage of legislation meant to spur health IT adoption, EHRs have undergone a rapid evolution.
A study published in BMJ Quality & Safety examined the potential harm associated with EHR clinical decision support alert overrides in the intensive care unit.
EHR vendor DrChrono will offer Apple leasing bundle plans for physicians and other medical professionals as a low-cost effort to combine their EHR with modern Apple hardware.