AI solutions baked into the EHR experience could radically transform the clinical effectiveness of physicians by leveraging the richness of the longitudinal patient record, while also creating efficiencies that give them back more time to care and create more revenue.
It’s rare to find a clinician who raves about their organization’s EHR. A new KLAS report shed light on some of the key factors that contribute to clinicians' EHR dissatisfaction — including excessive alerts, downtime and inefficient training processes.
Greenway Health blends smart technology with human expertise to elevate revenue cycle.
Two Congresspeople recently introduced a bill seeking to terminate the VA's Oracle Cerner EHR rollout. The legislation said that the project is too flawed and costly to carry on — the lawmakers called for VA facilities to revert back to the department’s internally developed EHR.
Amazon Web Services rolled out a new tool, called Amazon HealthLake, to help healthcare and life sciences companies manage their data. The goal is to make it easier for companies to search their data and perform analysis on it.
In November, healthcare providers will be required to promote interoperability and give patients access to their health information. Electronic health record systems must also be able to integrate with third-party software through standard APIs.
San Francisco-based software startup Innovaccer closed a $70 million funding round. The company, which is focused on building longitudinal patient records, also named former Athenahealth CEO Jonathan Bush to its board of directors.
AI-native tax firm Gelt combines top human tax experts with AI to help physicians and healthcare practices use data-driven tax strategies to lower liabilities, improve profitability, and future-proof their finances.
UnitedHealth Group CEO Dave Wichmann laid out the company's plan to launch "fully integrated and fully portable individual health record" on an earnings call last week.
CloudWave migrated critical healthcare applications to the cloud for stronger disaster recovery and integrated access.
In a blog post, three individuals from UCSF's Center for Digital Health Innovation advocate for calling EHRs "connected health records," a term that is more focused on interoperability and allowing a patient's entire care team to interact and update information.
The finding comes from a Sage Growth Partners report, which also points out that between 60 and 75 percent of surveyed providers are looking for value-based care solutions outside their EHR.
In a landscape where complexity has long been the norm, the power of one lies not just in unification, but in intelligence and automation.
In a phone interview, Dr. John Halamka, who recently co-authored a book on precision medicine, spoke about various aspects of the field and its future.
SelectHub, a tech selection management company, surveyed 1,007 Americans and 107 healthcare professionals to gain insight into their thoughts on electronic health records.
In late June, the Electronic Heath Records Association held a health IT usability summit. Mandy Long, chair of the EHRA Clinician Experience Workgroup and vice president of corporate operations at Modernizing Medicine, shared a few highlights of the event.
Two major players in the cancer space are launching one of the largest-ever clinico-genomic databases, commercializing the electronic health records of 20,000 cancer patients
Everyone likes to gripe about EHRs, so what's the winning formula? Consultants, hospital executives, patients and even the CEO of a cloud-based EHR company weigh in.