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It’s Time To Narrow Down Stage 2

04/14/2011 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

One of my biggest frustrations in past jobs was the way meetings were handled. Being very much the kind of person who needs concrete results to feel like the time invested has been well spent, I bristled at meetings whose only deliverable seemed to be the scheduling of another meeting to “revisit the topic.” Now, […]

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Filed Under: Meaningful Use, Meaningful Use Stage 2 Tagged With: Anthony Guerra, Blog, HIT Policy Committee, Tony Trenkle

Faulkner Floats Conflict Charge in PCAST Debate

04/14/2011 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

Judy Faulkner, CEO of Epic and a member of the HIT Policy Committee, told other members of the committee and new National Coordinator Farzad Mostashari, M.D., she was concerned that forces promoting the PCAST vision also stood to gain from its adoption. “What is showing up in blogs β€” I have seen and sometimes been […]

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Filed Under: Meaningful Use Tagged With: Craig Mundie, Epic, HIT Policy Committee, Judy Faulkner, Microsoft, Paul Egerman, PCAST, PCAST Report Workgroup

Frustration Flares in MU Workgroup Debate

04/06/2011 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

The HIT Policy Committee’s Meaningful Use Workgroup struggled to reach consensus on key Stage 2 requirements, with some accusing the group of being timid in certain areas, while others characterized proposed requirements as unrealistic in the given timeframe. Specifically in the area of providing patients electronic access to their hospital visit summaries through a Web-based […]

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Filed Under: Meaningful Use Stage 2 Tagged With: Charlene Underwood, Christine Bechtel, Deven McGraw, HIT Policy Committee, James Figge, Marty Fattig, Meaningful Use Workgroup, Paul Tang

Workgroup to Investigate Stage 2 Timing Glitch

03/10/2011 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

The Meaningful Use Workgroup β€” a subcommittee of ONC’s HIT Policy Committee β€” will review the timing of its staging structure in light of a possible glitch which could hinder some healthcare providers from qualifying for incentive payments. Judy Murphy, RN, a member of the workgroup and VP of information services at Aurora Health Care, […]

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Filed Under: Meaningful Use, Meaningful Use Stage 2 Tagged With: Advisory Board, HIT Policy Committee, Meaningful Use Workgroup

healthsystemCIO.com SnapSurvey: CIOs Feel Unheard in MU Formation

03/02/2011 By Anthony Guerra 1 Comment

More than 82 percent of CIOs say the voices of those who will have to implement MU (providers/vendors) are not being heard and acted on by the people crafting it, according to a recent healthsystemCIO.com SnapSurvey. Despite that widespread sentiment, the same percentage say they would be disappointed if the program were to be cancelled […]

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Filed Under: Meaningful Use, Meaningful Use Stage 2 Tagged With: David Blumenthal, HIT Policy Committee, PCAST, SnapSurvey

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