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The Allscripts stock collapse? It’s sad news for the investors, but the impact on the many former Eclipsys clients is a different story entirely. Just what is the relationship between a company’s stock performance and its products and services? That’s a different matter entirely. Let’s look at just two historical antecedents for brevity’s sake…
“How you manage a record for a population that’s coming and going?”
The importance of real, regional HIE
Becoming an Allscripts (Eclipsys) inpatient shop
Goldilocks governance —not too much, not too little
Keeping RCM (Keane) in place
Allscripts (Eclipsys) Version 5.5 Shop
96 percent CPOE
Hospital/physician practice integration with dbMotion
Since the merger …
Integrating the independents
Effects of the Eclipsys acquisition
What it means to truly “partner” with a vendor
iSirona for device connectivity
Integrating with physician offices for HIE
Tackling quality measures
An Allscripts (Eclipsys) shop
McKesson Series on the financial side
Stage 6 HIMSS Analytics
What it takes to gain traction with advanced clinicals
The key to CPOE (and electronic documentation)
*Moving from University of Chicago Medical Center to UAMS
*Taking on a larger role, relocating
*About UAMS
*Best of breed (Eclipsys, GE, McKesson) with an eye towards an enterprise future
*”A best-of-breed shop is in trouble … do I sweep the decks and start over?”
The majority (60 percent) of healthcare organizations that have engaged a firm for discrete IT services reported seeing more value for their IT dollars since outsourcing, according to a new KLAS report — IT Outsourcing: Better Service in a Shifting Market. Click on the player below to hear a Podcast interview with report author Mike [...]
It was going to take a lot to draw Tim Moore back into the workforce. That’s because Moore had been there, done that. He’d found success in all his career endeavors, made some money and bought some houses (a few in sunny Mexico). But one day Moore got an offer even he couldn’t refuse. That [...]
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