By Gilbert Hoelscher – As the saying goes, you only get one chance to make a first impression. This applies to the go-live of an EHR system as well. The first two weeks post go-live will set the benchmark for provider satisfaction with the new EHR.
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Happy New Year! What are the insiders in the healthcare and health IT industry saying what 2020 will look like? Technology, security, the cloud, and interoperability are on the top of many lists.
By Bennett Lauber – Look, and feel the chair that you are sitting in right now. If you are sitting in a modern office chair it probably has adjustable arms, the height of the chair can be adjusted to match your height.
By Roland Therriault – What do physicians want in an EHR? If you asked doctors ten years ago, they would likely have listed many different features, applications or factors that shaped their technology purchases.
Day 9: We have rounded up these nine women of health IT to hear what they have to say about what to expect in 2020. From digital health and telemedicine to interoperability and healthcare payments, here is what they are predicting about the new year.
Join us this March in Orlando for the Annual HIMSS Conference at these six booths as we bring our HealthcareNOW Radio with Health Innovation Media Pop-Up Studio to talk about the hottest topics of the day.
By Elizabeth Marshall MD MBA – With late 2019 marking the 20th anniversary of the landmark report on medical errors “To Err is Human,” now is time for a renewed focus on novel ways to improve patient safety.
Today marks the start of our annual line up of 12 Days of Christmas Posts. During the next 11 days, we’ll take a look back at some of the biggest news, issues, and trends in the industry.
By John Halamka MD – After nearly 25 years in Boston, I’m beginning a new journey at Mayo Clinic in the role of president, Mayo Clinic Platform. Many colleagues have asked me about the transition.