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Quality and Safety

By Mike Miliard | 02:10 pm | March 14, 2017
A new report from ECRI Institute says suboptimal EHR management and CDS implementation pose safety risks to patients. It also raises concerns about patient identification and clinical process improvement activities.
By Mike Miliard | 01:36 pm | March 08, 2017
Hospitals in New York are finding big quality and efficiency gains thanks to the ability to access patient EHR data via a regional health information exchange.
By John Halamka | 12:53 pm | March 01, 2017
At a pivotal moment for healthcare, it's time to reform regulatory approaches, improve access to data for care coordination and establish a national patient ID, says John Halamka, MD, who offers some perspective to CMS and ONC on the future of MACRA, interoperability and more.  
By Jessica Davis | 12:03 pm | February 28, 2017
Currently, 60 percent of healthcare organizations worldwide have introduced IoT into their facilities, with nearly two-thirds of those using it for monitoring and maintenance.
By Regina Holliday | 10:14 am | February 27, 2017
When I was a child we looked forward to our birthdays with joy and trepidation.
By Bernie Monegain | 12:30 pm | February 24, 2017
By integrating Nuance's AI with Epic's EHR, they aim to make it a cinch for nation's veterans to make medical appointments using voice-driven interactions.
By Mike Miliard | 06:22 pm | February 21, 2017
At HIMSS17, clinicians get a primer on details of two of the more IT-focused components.
By Sue Schade | 04:42 pm | February 15, 2017
The countdown to HIMSS17 is on.
By Jonathan Bush | 10:45 am | February 14, 2017
Those on the forefront of health IT have an unparalleled opportunity to do well by doing good: to introduce the latest innovations that fix the ever-persistent, budget-draining, patient-endangering inefficiencies in healthcare, while capturing new markets and making more money.
By Jessica Davis | 02:13 pm | February 13, 2017
Failure to comply would result in one to five years imprisonment and or a $50,000 fine. The bill is headed to the Georgia senate for a vote and if it passes, will move to the house.