EHRs

CMS has announced the dates of three weeks of end-to-end ICD-10 testing.

More than 95 percent of federally qualified health centers have EHRs, according to recent data from the Health Resources Service Administration. Additionally, 85 percent of FQHCs report their providers have received at least one meaningful use incentive payment.

ICD-10 is certainly no quick fix for EHR vendors' interoperability woes, but it is a step in the right direction.

Earlier this month, a final rule from HHS officially confirmed Oct. 1, 2015 as the compliance deadline for U.S. healthcare providers to begin using the ICD-10 coding system.

The Workgroup for Electronic Data Interchange has begun a survey to gauge how ready the healthcare industry is for the ICD-10 transition. After the survey closes Aug. 21, the results will be compiled into an industry report to provide insight…

Two teaching hospitals in the Netherlands have awarded Agfa HealthCare a bid to implement components of its ICIS enterprise imaging clinical information solution as the hospitals collaborate to implement a new electronic health record, according to a news release.

One of National Nurses United's most attention-catching new TV spots, "Nurses vs. Computer Care," portrays a hospital where patient care has been mostly given over to a glitch-ridden computer and hapless IT staffer. When a patient's condition suddenly worsens, the…

Agfa HealthCare and Hyland have collaborated to integrate Agfa's enterprise imaging platform with Hyland's OnBase content management technologies.

Nearly half of providers, 45 percent, are concerned about interacting with accounting and billing systems when utilizing ICD-10 codes, according to a HealthData Management report.

Congressional representatives, particularly those in the Republican Doctors Caucus, have begun to question what exactly the meaningful use program has achieved, according to a report in Politico.