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Has Interoperability Come a Long Way?

08/19/2019 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

The good news? Healthcare organizations are finding success when it comes to interoperability. The not-so-good news? That success often comes in sharing data within their own system, rather than with outsiders, according to research from the Center for Connected Medicine.

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Filed Under: Featured, FHIR/API, Interoperability Tagged With: Center for Connected Medicine, GE Healthcare, HIMSS, UPMC

KLAS: Big Expectations From Small Practices Shaking Up EHR Market

09/25/2013 By Erik Bermudez Leave a Comment

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 […]

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Filed Under: Ambulatory EMR, Budgeting/Forecasting, Vendor Management Tagged With: Allscripts, Amazing Charts, athenahealth, CureMD, Erik Bermudez, GE Healthcare, KLAS, McKesson, Practice Fusion, SRSsoft, Vitera

Mike Mistretta, VP & CIO, MedCentral Health System, Chapter 2

09/09/2013 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

Data exchange with employed & affiliated docs
Adoption hurdles — “There’s still quite a bit of skepticism”
State HIEs & ROI (or lack thereof)
Physician revenue management
Preparing for ICD-10 & MU 2 — “We’re trying to pull the initiatives together.”
Staffing challenges
Taking a stand on consultant use — “All we’re doing is inflating our costs.”

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Filed Under: Consulting, HIE, Hospital/Physician Office Integration, Meaningful Use Stage 2, Recruiting/Retaining Staff Tagged With: Aprima, eClinicalWorks, GE Healthcare, MedCentral Health System, Mike Mistretta, NextGen, Podcast

KLAS: Ambulatory EMRs And The Great Usability Divide

06/11/2013 By Mark Wagner Leave a Comment

When it comes to functionality, the ambulatory EMR market is far from being a level playing field, according to a new KLAS report, which identified a 30-point difference in usability between the highest and lowest-rated vendors. The study — Ambulatory EMR Usability 2013: More Nurture than Nature — focused on the performance of EMR products […]

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Filed Under: Ambulatory EMR Tagged With: Allscripts, athenahealth, Cerner, eClinicalWorks, Epic, GE Healthcare, Greenway, KLAS, McKesson, NextGen

KLAS: For Community Hospitals, PACS Price Must Be Right

11/21/2012 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

Value is the major concern for community hospital providers who are evaluating PACS replacements, according to new KLAS study, Community and Ambulatory PACS 2012: Questions of Value. In the community hospital market, a vendor’s ability to balance price and continued functionality development is strongly tied to customers’ overall satisfaction. The value leaders, according to KLAS, […]

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Filed Under: General Interest/Housekeeping Tagged With: Agfa, Aspyra, Avreo, Ben Brown, BRIT Systems, CareStream, DR Systems, Fuji, GE Healthcare, Infinitt, KLAS, McKesson, Merge Healthcare, NovaRad, RadNet, RamSoft, Siemens Healthcare

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