Balancing staff workloads
Computer-assisted coding
Lessons learned from the military — “You have to depend on your people.”
From PACS administrator to CIO
Why Hugh Chatham is home
Lee Powe, CIO, Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital, Chapter 4
05/21/2013 By Leave a Comment
KLAS: Getting By With A Little Help From Consultants
02/12/2013 By Leave a Comment
In light of concerns regarding the lack of ICD-10-readiness, healthcare organizations are turning to third-party consulting firms to help overcome challenges with the technology and provide training, according to new data from KLAS. In the report — ICD-10 Perception 2012: Can Technology Relieve Readiness Issues — the majority of providers said they have tapped consultants [...]
Judy Comitto, CIO, Trinitas Regional Medical Center, Chapter 1
11/07/2012 By Leave a Comment
An Allscripts Sunrise Clinical Manager Shop
Tying MU activities to ICD-10 preparation
Front-end physician documentation/progress notes
Voice recognition, CAC and Hyland for document imaging
Kudos to the ICD-10 delay
Balancing need for discrete data with burden on clinicians
KLAS: ICD-10 Concerns Push Providers to Consider CAC Solutions
04/23/2012 By Leave a Comment
With concerns about readiness to meet the ICD-10 deadline still top of mind, nearly half of providers are planning to purchase an inpatient computer-assisted coding (CAC) solution within the next two years, according to a new KLAS report — Computer-Assisted Coding: A Glimpse at the Future of HIM Technology. The report found that many providers [...]
Allana Cummings, CIO, Northeast Georgia Health System, Chapter 1
10/13/2011 By Leave a Comment
McKesson Horizon 10.1 inpatient, GE Healthcare (mother/baby, NICU, L&D)
Allscripts for ambulatory
McKesson/GE integration
Single-sign on for improved workflow (Imprivata)
Upgrading to 10.3
Ben Clark, VP/CIO, Centra Health, Chapter 2
10/12/2011 By Leave a Comment
ICD-10 — “We’ve worked very hard to make that a non-IT problem”
It should be postponed — “Something’s gotta give”
Are computer-assisted coding and natural-language processing ready for primetime?
Easing down the ACO road
