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Nordic, Impact Advisors and The Chartis Group also won 2023 overall awards, while 81% of all winners earned the highest quality of implementation ratings in their categories.
Compliance
Epic, Cerner, athenahealth, Allscripts have all certified modules for meaningful use since mid-July.
EHR
The addition should give emids clients more options to integrate clinical and financial data for the era of accountable care and consumerism, company says.
For six years, Healthcare IT News has called on our readers to shine a bright light on the people in this industry who are making a difference. It's time to cast a ballot for the 2015 H.I.T. Men & Women Awards.
The fifth annual H.I.T. Men & Women Awards Reception celebrated nine trailblazers in healthcare IT, people who through their vision, talent and perseverance are advancing the adoption of health IT, innovation and best practices to improve healthcare.
With the wide array of health IT products on the market, determining what's essential technology can be difficult. Shahid Shah, enterprise software analyst and creator of the blog The Healthcare IT Guy, suggests the five technologies every hospital should be using.
Jerry Buchanan, program manager at technology consulting firm eMids Technologies, shares five ways that consumer-driven healthcare proves to be game changing for healthcare IT.
As electronic health records become more prevalent, it becomes more difficult to choose an EHR that will remain relevant and usable well into the future. Jerry Buchanan of eMids Technologies, Inc., an IT consulting firm, shares the following five key components of the EHR of tomorrow.
ERT, a global provider of technology and services to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device industries,will acquire the research services division of CareFusion Corporation (CRS), for $81 million in cash.
Jerry Buchanan, Program Manager and Scrum Master at eMids Technologies, Inc., an IT and BPO consulting company, listed five features that are missing from EHRs in a recent article in Healthcare IT News: Information, not data; comprehensive health history; information tailored for various users; tracking the transition of care; and patient-side management of information. Some of the features he highlights seemed so basic to me, it made me ask: If EHRs are not turning data into actionable information and holding comprehensive health history, what are they doing?
