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Baystate’s core clinical environment (Cerner)
“We’re a hybrid of best-of-cluster, best-of-breed, and an enterprise monolithic system.”
Strong inpatient, ambulatory challenges
The costs of a rip and replace
The end-users innovation role — knowledge, insight & mobility
Taking a page from the travel industry
“Please disrobe and put this on,” she said, removing the eggplant-colored hospital gown from a plastic bag. “Why?” I asked, irritated at the prospect of making an unanticipated transformation into Barney. “Because you’re getting a complete physical today,” she said. “No, I’m not,” I retorted. “You need to put this on so we can give [...]
About Sparrow Health
Going live with Epic — “We took on a large initiative”
Lessons learned from physician practices
Fighting for funds as the financial crisis hit
Implementing ProVation Order Sets
Investing in IT to remain competitive — “It was part of a broader strategic vision”
Epic swept eight Best in KLAS award categories and was crowned the number-one Overall Software Vendor, number-one Overall Software Suite Vendor, and number-one Overall Physician Practice Vendor in the 2012 Best in KLAS Awards: Software & Services report. Other highlights from this year include: athenahealth receives second most Best in KLAS wins Impact Advisors wins number-one [...]
HIMSS Analytics Stage 7 at 21 of 23 Banner hospitals
Banners clinical app environment — Cerner inpatient, NextGen in the clinics and practices
“It’s the horse we’re riding”
Exchanging data with both employed and non-employed docs (Report2Web)
About Greater Hudson
Running an Epic shop
Integrated inpatient/physician practice offerings
Comparing Meditech and Epic
Vendor recipe versus flexibility
OneCare and CHI’s clinical application environment
Cerner, Meditech, Allscripts and, yes, Epic
The influence of payers on clinical application usage
Is best of breed viable?
Going all-in on Epic?
As EMRs continue their transformation from nice-to-have to stakes-to-play, physician practices are less willing to take chances in exchange for big bargains, especially the second time around, according to a new KLAS report, Ambulatory EMR 2012: Market Splitting Under Adoption Pressure. “Some providers are changing vendors simply because their whole organization is moving onto one [...]
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