When providers took to their ballots to vote for the easiest and most difficult vendors to connect with when sharing outside patient data, how did some of the big players rank? Kent Gale of KLAS shares some interesting results.
Interoperability And The Travel Agent Mentality
Family Ties: How Well Are Providers With The Same EMR Sharing Data?
Making Sense Of CommonWell: What Can Users Expect?
Can EHR Systems Speak To Each Other If Vendors Don’t?
Theresa Meadows, SVP & CIO, Cook Children’s Health Care System, Chapter 2
Pediatric EHRs & the functionality gap
Partnering with athenahealth & Meditech
“We really worked hand-in-hand to build that pediatric functionality.”
Challenges with dosing, growth charts & vaccine schedules
Harnessing the power of texting
Innovation in focus — “If we lose sight, nobody will have their eye on the ball.”
Theresa Meadows, SVP & CIO, Cook Children’s Health Care System, Chapter 1
About Cook Children’s
Focus on ambulatory growth — “It’s critical to our overall system strategy.”
Meditech in hospital, athenahealth in physician practices
Upgrading to Meditech 6.1
Enabling mobility — “Clinicians are always in motion.”
Telehealth pilot
MU reporting metrics — “They’re still mostly very adult-driven.”
John Halamka, MD, Talks About BIDMC’s Partnership With athenahealth
Spencer Hamons, CIO & COO, Taos Health Systems, Chapter 1
KLAS: Big Expectations From Small Practices Shaking Up EHR Market
When it comes to EHRs, small practices have big expectations, and they aren’t afraid to cut ties if their needs aren’t being met. In a new report examining the ambulatory EHR market, KLAS found that practices with one to 10 physicians have the same needs in terms of functionality and vendor support as their larger […]