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Electronic Health Records (EHR, EMR)

By Mike Miliard | 12:17 pm | June 27, 2023
By expanding DAX Express, hosted in Microsoft's Azure OpenAI, into EHR workflows, the goal is to reduce "what used to be hours of time for clinical documentation to mere seconds," says one CIO.
By Andrea Fox | 11:56 am | June 27, 2023
The U.S. Virgin Islands signs with CRISP for a data and interoperability pilot program while Ontario launches an eHub with Oracle Health and the NOLA HIE rebrands.
By Adam Ang | 03:30 am | June 27, 2023
It is part of a phased implementation across SingHealth.
By Andrea Fox | 12:10 pm | June 26, 2023
Instead of spending time searching through training libraries, UNC Health team members can quickly access references that streamline their administrative burdens by leveraging OpenAI services on Microsoft Azure.
By Andrea Fox | 12:18 pm | June 22, 2023
Any healthcare provider or practice using the Elation EHR can integrate with Zocdoc to automatically surface their real-time appointment availability. 
By Mike Miliard | 11:40 am | June 22, 2023
The newest batch of health systems to receive funding to examine their clinicians' patterns of electronic health record use include Brigham and Women’s, MedStar, UCSF and Yale School of Medicine.
By Andrea Fox | 09:44 am | June 21, 2023
Dr. Don Rucker, now chief strategy officer with 1upHealth, weighs in on where TEFCA is headed and his fundamental concerns about veering away from the way the rest of industry computes.
By Andrea Fox | 11:58 am | June 20, 2023
Dr. Don Rucker, now chief strategy officer with 1upHealth, makes the case for a FHIR-based TEFCA to hasten the speed of interoperability. "Let's not reinvent," he said.
By HIMSS TV | 07:00 am | June 19, 2023
Automation is bridging the gap between clinical and coding and documentation, says Tami McMasters Gomez, director of coding and clinical documentation integrity services at UC Davis Medical Center.
By Bill Siwicki | 11:13 am | June 16, 2023
The Florida health system has converted more than 7.3 million medication instructions without clinician intervention. The prescribing technology was able to infer missing instructions for subsets and identify high-risk medications, improving patient safety.