In medical practices the “urgency of the current” seems to always take priority over planning for the future. If you have been around a medical practice for any length of time you have seen it first-hand. There is always the next patient to check-in and administrative...
Efficient healthcare claim processing is key to the success of every healthcare operation’s bottom line. In the past few years, as the healthcare industry has become more complex, providers have had to deal with changes in policies, regulations, and...
According to recent studies, the United States spends close to $3.5 trillion on healthcare annually, and this number is projected to increase by billions of dollars in the coming years. The good news is that medical practices can take control of their expenses through...
In today's healthcare industry, the pressure placed on healthcare providers to improve patient outcomes, reduce costs, and optimize resources has never been greater. For this reason, healthcare operations management has become increasingly significant. Healthcare...
Every day, countless health systems around the world face a growing amount of data to process and manage, patient care schedules to coordinate, and new and ongoing compliance regulations. The sheer volume of tasks that healthcare workers handle on a daily basis can be...
Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems have revolutionized how healthcare organizations handle patient data. But, despite the many benefits, EHRs come with a price tag. EHR implementation costs include both direct and indirect expenses. This article will look at...
Millions of bits of data flood the electronic health record (EHR) space, and that number will inevitably rise. Every provider-patient interaction produces new data within the EHR. How well this data is managed determines how well end users can access data pertinent to...
Electronic health record (EHR) interoperability refers to the ability of different EHR systems to communicate and exchange patient information seamlessly. Through interoperability, healthcare providers can gain access to patient health information, regardless of the...
Electronic health records (EHRs) are a digital and portable version of a patient’s health records. System benefits to patients include encouraging timely preventative care, improving care coordination, personalizing treatment plans, and enhancing clinical data...
Simply put, getting the most out of your electronic health records system (EHR) hinges on training your staff and proper EHR configuration. Extracting the value of your new EHR’s features begins with EHR implementation that considers what features are available, who...
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