EHRs
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eClinicalWorks unveiled telemedicine and virtual assistant solutions at its conference in Dallas Oct. 6.
Dallas-based eClinicalWorks reported $130 million in revenue for the third quarter of fiscal year 2017, the company announced at its National Conference in Grapevine, Texas Oct. 6.
eClinicalWorks introduced a data sharing platform for third-party developers, dubbed "eClinicalWorks Open Interoperability," at its conference in Dallas Oct. 6.
Fifty percent of respondents from facilities that recently went live on an athenahealth EHR indicated the system helped their facility improve usability or workflow, according to a KLAS Research report.
eClinicalWorks added a interoperability module to its latest EHR release, the company announced Oct. 3.
A new tool available to the Epic community helped Baltimore-based University of Maryland Medical System reduce unnecessary CT angiogram scans, which are both costly and involve harmful radiation, according to an Epic blog post.
In January 2016, Bethlehem, Pa.-based St. Luke's University Health Network commenced its systemwide go-live on an Epic EMR for inpatient records.
Ninety-four percent of CIOs and senior IT management executives at hospitals that employ the McKesson's Paragon EHR indicated being "confidently optimistic" of Allscripts' acquisition of the company, according to a Black Book survey.
Three healthcare experts laid out a series of steps the healthcare industry must take to transfer data ownership from the provider to the patient in an op-ed published in JAMA Sept. 25.
The Hiawatha (Kan.) Hospital Association — which includes Hiawatha Community Hospital, Hiawatha Family Practice Clinic and the Highland Clinic — is transitioning to athenahealth's EHR platform, according to a Hiawatha World Online report.