With products in varying stages of development, the acute care EMR space is one of the most interesting in healthcare, according to a KLAS report which seeks to answer key questions and dispel misconceptions.
Has Interoperability Reached a Demarcation Point?
David Quirke, Corporate CIO, Trivergent Health Alliance, Chapter 2
athenahealth and eClinicalWorks: Evaluating The New Acute Care EMR Market Entrants
Interoperability & The Epic Gap Between Perception And Reality
Family Ties: How Well Are Providers With The Same EMR Sharing Data?
Breaking Down Interoperability With Adam Gale, Part 1
KLAS’ Inaugural Interoperability Report
Partnering with CHIME
A new tactic — “This is one of the deepest studies we’ve ever done.”
Comparing private and public HIEs
“The low effort, high return we’re all hunting for.”
Data blocking — “We were curious to see if there’s a bad guy.”
Epic under the microscope
Mike Canfield, VP of Operations & CIO, Firelands Regional Medical Center, Chapter 1
About Firelands Regional
Meditech 5.6.6 in acute, eClinicalWorks in practices
Looking to layer on analytics
Patient engagement struggles
MU final rule delays — “We just don’t have enough time to recover.”
Bracing for ICD-10
Ripping out the core EHR — “We’re going to have to be able to do more advanced analytics.”
Joel Taylor, SVP & CIO, CarePoint Health System, Chapter 2
Joel Taylor, SVP & CIO, CarePoint Health System, Chapter 1
About CarePoint
Upgrading to the newest Meditech version — “Staying where you are is not a good business decision.”
eClinicalWorks in owned practices
Data-sharing hurdles — “They certainly don’t make it easy for us.”
Creating a defined risk management process
“Now it happens as a matter of our day-to-day business.”