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Environmental Intelligence LLC Receives Registered Federal Trademark

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 27, 2012 Environmental Intelligence LLC Receives Registered Federal Trademark Physician Focused, Patient Driven® reflects the firm’s brand promise Dallas, Texas — Environmental Intelligence, LLC (EI), has further strengthened its brand position by securing a Registered Trademark … Continue reading

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HHS Finalizes One-Year Delay For ICD-10

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Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced Aug. 24 a rule finalizing a one-year proposed delay – from Oct. 1, 2013, to Oct. 1, 2014 – in the compliance date for use of ICD-10 codes, which classify diseases … Continue reading

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Highlights And Reaction To The Final Rule For Stage 2 Meaningful Use

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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) and the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) released the final rule for Stage 2 Meaningful Use on Thursday, August 23, 2012.  The final rule for Stage 2 Meaningful Use … Continue reading

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Government Moving Forward With Automating Public Health Reporting

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The federal government has tapped IBM to work with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Public Health Data Standards Consortium (PHDSC) to align public health case reporting with meaningful use requirements. The idea is that timely … Continue reading

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5 Ways To Conquering Difficult Meaningful Use Requirements

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It’s no surprise many physicians are finding it difficult to qualify for meaningful use incentives. In fact, the industry shouldn’t be fooled by numbers, and needs to realize many physicians have a long way to go before they officially qualify. … Continue reading

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EHRs Will Play A Key Role To Reduce Hospital Readmissions

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As hospitals tackle the issue of how to reduce their readmission rates, new research shows that health IT can play a key role in tracking patients after they’ve been discharged from hospitals, but more needs to be done to capture … Continue reading

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Patient-Doctor Communication Streamlined With Mobile Apps

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Much has been said about today’s mobile apps, whether it’s their ability to empower the patient or create a more portable practice for physicians. Yet, according to Michael Nusbaum, MD, founder of mobile application MedXCom, one of the most beneficial … Continue reading

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Survey Finds Hospital Execs Are Turning To Health IT To Improve OR

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Health information technology is etching a name for itself in hospital operating rooms nationwide, according to a new survey’s findings published on Thursday, August 2nd. The survey, sanctioned by the Alpharetta, Ga.-based Surgical Information Systems (SIS) and conducted by the … Continue reading

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Key Operational And Financial Benefits Of EHR Adoption

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There has been several recent studies published that have illustrated the potential benefits of electronic health record (EHR) adoption.  Of the many potential benefits cited in these studies, the two that seem to consistently surface are improvement in the clinical … Continue reading

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CMS Counting On Technology To Revamp Medicaid

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The Medicaid expansion was supposed to be the least controversial part of the health reform lawsuit. But since the Supreme Court essentially made broadening its eligibility voluntary for states, not a day goes by without news reports guessing how Medicaid … Continue reading

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