Health Innovation

Post EHR Implementation – 5 Things You Need To Do

By Glenda Wickus – Electronic health record (EHR) implementation, planning, training, implementation, scheduling, optimization, planning, implementation, implementation! These concepts seem to be the only words we hear buzzing around our heads when we talk about EHRs. But what about post-live? There seems to be a scarcity of conversation once the initial shock has worn off and routines start emerging.

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CDS and Imaging Appropriateness

By William Hyman – The premise of Clinical Decision Support (CDS) is that automated patient specific ā€œadviceā€ can guide clinician practice toward improved patient care and ultimately better outcomes. A related value is better utilization of resources by avoiding unnecessary clinical activities that are potentially harmful, and/or expensive.


Spotlight on VITL ā€“ Vermont Information Technology Leaders

By Joanna Cummings – When was the last time you got excited about reading an article or book on technology? If the answer is ā€œall the timeā€ then consider yourself in the minority. Technology is the backbone that makes everyday tasks from online bank transactions to a Facebook ā€˜Likeā€™ seamless, without the end user needing to know about how their data is collected, stored and transferred.



How is the iPad EHR Transforming Care Delivery?

By Alex Tate – The use of mobile technology has expanded significantly, and according to the Cisco Visual Networking Index, by 2016 there will be 10 billion mobile devices in use worldwide. With the introduction of 3G and 4G, advances in technology have impacted and transformed service delivery and changed the way consumers access information and conduct transactions.


HIE Rundown 6-3-15

This week’s Rundown includes Omnicell enhances its Unity enterprise platform, TIBCO Software has entered into a marketing agreement with Secure Exchange Solutions, & DataMotion continues strong momentum in healthcare.


PQRS ā€“ Understanding the why, not the how

By Peggy Losey – PQRS is the tool that will measure the success of treatment efforts. Applying PQRS strategies will allow measurement of, adjustment of, and treatment modifications, should outcomes indicate that an alternative treatment option may support a better outcome.