e-Visits Save $5 billion Globally This Year
But Are They More Effective Care? By Donna Cusano, Editor In Chief of Telehealth & Telecare Aware Deloitte and Towers Watson obviously disagree on the…
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Medical Data: Why the FBI Says Hackers Are Targeting EHRs Now
Why Would Hackers be Interested in Medical Data? By Edward Keiper, President and CEO of Velocity No doubt, security is always a top concern when handling…
Using EHRs to Help Advance Drug Development and Safety Monitoring
Collectively EHRs Represent Huge Amounts of Data By Janet Woodcock, MD, Director of FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research Not long ago, electronic health records…
A 4-Step Approach to Interoperability
Real-Time Data Must Simultaneously be Pushed and Pulled in the Right Ways By Brian Ahier, Director of standards and government affairs, and Ashish Shah, Chief…
EHR Promise vs Reality
Does the EHR Have Value? William A. Hyman Professor Emeritus, Biomedical Engineering Texas A&M University, w-hyman@tamu.edu Read other articles by this author On a recent…
Health Data is Still Siloed in the Institutions that Created Them
Communicating Across Institutional Barriers By Robert Rowley, MD, co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Flow Health Twitter: @RRowleyMD In healthcare, there has been much talk…
Claims Data – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
By Robert Rowley, MD, co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Flow Health Twitter: @RRowleyMD As we move towards building a universal patient-centered data platform in…
Push vs Pull: Myths About Health Data Sharing
Health Data is Still Siloed in the Institutions that Created Them By Robert Rowley, MD, co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Flow Health Twitter: @RRowleyMD…
Why Ergonomics and EHRs Make for Happier Practitioners and Patients
Ergonomics and Patientricity By Steve Reinecke, CLS/MT, CPHIMS, AVP Ergotron Healthcare Twitter: @ergosteve Ergotron Healthcare: @ErgoHIT Today, healthcare organizations are being challenged to provide quality care while…