Tag: ehr
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Hospital EHR spending projected to reach $9.9B by 2024
The electronic health record industry has benefited from steady growth over the last few years, but a new report warns the financial squeeze from COVID-19 may ... -
EHRs can help providers more safely taper patient Opioid use
Electronic health records can play a vital role in safe opioid tapering for patients who have relied on the medication to address chronic pain, says a ... -
EHR-integrated patient engagement improves access to care — and generates revenue
One of the biggest gripes about electronic health record (EHR) systems is that they don’t “talk” to each other. That means if a patient has three ... -
Hybrid Measure Requirements Are Coming: Here’s how to be ready
As part of the 2020 Inpatient Prospective Payment System final rule, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services mandated adoption of the Hybrid Hospital-Wide 30-Day Readmission ... -
Researchers Analyse 17.4 Million NHS Patient EHRs In The World’s Largest Study To Date On COVID-19 Deaths
A study on behalf of NHS England analysed the electronic health records (EHRs) of 17.4 million UK adults, to examine the risk factors associated with death ... -
Better Data Collection Key to Address EHR, Claims Data Discordance
There is a moderate agreement between EHR data and Medicare Part D (MPD) claims data for the receipt of oral anticancer agents, which are a popular ... -
Cleveland Clinic COVID-19 research effort to rely on EHRs, analytics
The Cleveland Clinic is establishing a research arm that will use data from multiple sources, including its electronic health record, to study emerging pathogens. The Center ... -
Healthcare industry is day-dreaming about AI & Automation without EHRs
President, Digital India Health Summit, gives insights ahead of the conference on how it will be a platform that will see a conglomeration of key global, ... -
EHR Use Demands a Major Factor for Clinician Burnout in Cardiology
Over 35 percent of cardiologists are experiencing burnout and many believe it’s due to extensive EHR use. Cardiologists who are experiencing clinician burnout and stress are ...
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