Our own Jay Haughton, RN, BBA, and Clinical Solutions Consultant, examines the issue of physician burnout in a recent article published by HITECH Answers. Jay explains why EHRs lay at the heart of why access to medical data trails so badly behind access to other types of data, such as online purchasing information.
Read More60 percent of doctors reported that they spend between 13 to 24 minutes on average with each patient. During some of these precious minutes, providers struggle to follow electronic health record (EHR) requirements and processes. Find out how a more thoughtful EHR can deliver a better experience for both the provider and the patient.
Read MoreThe CDC estimates 30-50 percent of antibiotics prescribed in hospitals are either inappropriate or unnecessary. In response, three VA medical centers (VACMs) are fighting back with TheraDoc, DSS’s industry leading software decision support tool that provides real-time electronic clinical surveillance for antimicrobial stewardship and infectious disease.
Read MoreAs prime contractor, Miniburn Technology has been awarded a 52 month contract to provide our CMS-qualified Clinical Decision Support Mechanism (qCDSM) radiology solution, RadWise, to the New Orleans VA. This is a major step forward in achieving key initiatives to improve efficiencies and protect Veterans.
Read MoreThe next generation of electronic health records (EHRs) is almost here. Juno EHR solution will be officially launched at the upcoming HIMSS 2019 conference, booth number 5559. Juno is designed to empower care providers to perform at their best, for better patient outcomes.
Read MoreWhen it comes to over-promising and under delivering in the medical field, it’s hard to beat electronic health records (EHRs). Broadly introduced over a decade ago, they were supposed to usher in a new age of medical accuracy and efficiencies.
Read MoreIt’s no secret that electronic health records (EHRs) are falling short when it comes to streamlining the care process and enhancing patient outcomes. Each month there seems to be new research pointing to how providers are incredibly challenged when it comes to dealing with EHRs.
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