EHRs
It’s an exciting time in healthcare as artificial intelligence has moved from concept to capability, offering new ways to reduce…
CliniComp, a San Diego-based EHR provider, offered to enter into a settlement with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs if the agency agrees to a review of the company's EHR, according to a Nov. 13 proposed settlement agreement obtained by…
David O. Barbe, MD, president of the American Medical Association, touched on the trade organization's health IT priorities during his Nov. 11 address at the 2017 Interim Meeting of the AMA House of Delegates in Honolulu.
Orange, Calif.-based UC Irvine Health went live on UC San Diego Health's cloud-based instance of Epic earlier this month.
Health systems relying on EHRs and population health management systems for reporting under CMS' Quality Payment Program are at risk of falling short of their goals because they see the technologies as unsatisfactory and flawed, according to an SA Ignite…
The majority of New York residents — 60 percent — said "no" when asked whether their physician spent too much time on a laptop or computer during their medical visit, according to a HEALTHeLINK survey. Thirty-seven percent said "yes."
Meditech introduced Meditech-as-a-Service, a private, cloud-based EHR solution. The solution will initially be offered to critical access hospitals and will provide the organizations with an integrated EHR solution via a monthly subscription.
The Department of Veterans Affairs awarded CSRA a $158 million contract to help digitize its patients' health records before it begins its transition to the Cerner EHR, according to FedScoop.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and Cerner reportedly agreed to an EHR contract in the range of $10 billion, an unnamed VA source told FCW.
Orbis Research released the Europe, Middle East and Africa Emergency Room Equipment Market, which gives a market overview of ER equipment in U.S. regions from 2017-22.
Singapore's Ministry of Health plans to introduce a bill next year that would require all healthcare providers in the country — including private clinics and laboratories — to contribute to its national electronic health record system, ZDNet reports.
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