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NEJM EHR Study Finds EHR Utilization Is Improving the Quality of Patient Care

Posted on by Frank J. Rosello

The New England Journal of Medicine published a study on Wednesday, August 31, 2011 illustrating what can be accomplished when physicians use electronic health records (EHR) technology rather than paper records. The EHR study consisted of a survey of 27,000 … Continue reading

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EHR Technology – Best Practices to Enhance the Patient Experience

Posted on by Frank J. Rosello

In recent years, much has been written about electronic health records (EHR) technology.  Practically everything published about EHR centers around Meaningful Use adoption, government incentive programs, and how the technology itself is a tool for physicians to deliver more efficient … Continue reading

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ONC Plans Consumer Health IT Campaign

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The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT will widen its efforts in mid-September to bring consumers into its orbit of tools and outreach with a campaign to get the public more involved in their health and health care. The ONC … Continue reading

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Standards Panel Reaches EHR Milestone

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The Health IT Standards Committee has endorsed a single set of vocabulary standards for each area of quality reporting measures, an accomplishment that has been 10 years in the making. The domains include medications, labs and allergies.  To learn more, … Continue reading

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EHR Technology Advancements – Moving Health Care Forward

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Technology continues to improve practically all aspects of our lives – and health information technology is no different. Software and hardware developers are working fast to introduce new innovations and applications to electronic health records (EHR) technology that will dramatically … Continue reading

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ONC Study Shows Positive Trends in Health IT but Significant Opportunities Remain

Posted on by Frank J. Rosello

The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) completed and published a study earlier this year in the journal Health Affairs that found growing evidence of the benefits of health information technology.  Note how the ONC carefully … Continue reading

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Social Media reactions to the ‘Top 5 worst EMR myths’

Posted on by Frank J. Rosello

Here is a follow up to the five worst EMR myths article.  Over the past month, there’s been debate and discussion surrounding the list, via Healthcare IT News social media outlets and reader comments posted on the Healthcare IT News site. Enjoy the … Continue reading

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Top 5 worst EHR myths

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Rumors about electronic medical records continue to persist, but Environmental Intelligence, LLC in Plano, TX is trying to separate the myths from the facts. EHRs are bad for “bedside manner.” Does a computer ruin the interaction between patients and doctors? … Continue reading

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The Many Meaningful Uses of Health Information Technology

Posted on by Frank J. Rosello

Fantastic Blog Post from HHS – Health IT Blog on the Many Meaningful Uses of Health Information Technology: http://www.healthit.gov/buzz-blog/meaningful-use/meaningful-health-information-technology/Environmental Intelligence LLC stands ready to facilitate your adoption of Electronic Health Records Technology and insure you meet the Meaningful Use criteria … Continue reading

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