Interoperability: Reaching Efficiency in Radiology
Interoperability is the key to gaining insights, easing burnout and improving the daily workflow.
Electronic Health Record Adoption is Challenging Rural Hospitals
The healthcare needs of residents living in rural areas are no different than the residents of densely populated cities throughout the U.S. However, there is a gap in the level of service available to these rural residents. Electronic health record (EHR) requirements...
Three Reasons Electronic Health Records Really do Mean Better Care for Patients
The move to embrace electronic health records doesn’t sit well with everyone. In fact, many healthcare professionals that have been in the industry for decades have been quite skeptical of storing information, including medical images, in electronic form. The...
Electronic Health Records Search Tool Compliments Image Transmission
The amount of information available to healthcare providers today has drastically increased due to electronic health records. Because of this influx of data, it has become important for this information to be searchable. Some refer to this as a “sea of information”...
Electronic Health Records Glitch: Will Doctors be Penalized?
The Centers for Medicaid & Medicaid Services (CMS) released a rule offering flexibility to healthcare providers, large hospitals and critical access hospitals, allowing them to use 2011 edition electronic health records technology for the 2014 electronic health...