*About Riverside
*An early Siemens Soarian adopter qualifies for Stage 1
*The problem with problem lists, and the goal of tying them to physician progress notes
*The CPOE challenge — finding consensus on order sets (Zynx for content)
*Specialist reception to an enterprise EMR
Mike Smith, General Manager, KLAS, Discusses IT Outsourcing Trends
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 […]
KLAS Finds Patient Flow Market About to Get Crowded
While three vendors — Allscripts, McKesson, and TeleTracking — currently dominate the patient flow software market, a number of major players are set to enter the fray, according to a new report from KLAS, Patient Flow 2011: Relieving Hospital Pressure. Among those knocking at the door are nearly a dozen vendors beyond those measured in […]
Community Hospitals Think Other EMR Grass May Be Greener
One fifth of all community hospitals currently using EMRs plan to switch products within the next couple of years, despite fast-approaching Meaningful Use deadlines, according to a new report by KLAS, Community Hospital EMRs Maturing for Meaningful Use. “McKesson and Meditech C/S clients are most confident that their vendors will get them to Stage 1 of MU by 2013,” commented Paul Pitcher, KLAS research director and author of the report.
John Glaser, CEO, Health Services Business Unit, Siemens Healthcare, Podcast Chapter 3
With just under a year at the helm of Siemens Healthcare, it’s fair to say John Glaser has taken full measure of life on the vendor side. As such, he’s been immersed in issues like deciding which products are “go-forward,” which customer segments are best suited to the vendor’s offerings, and which industry regulations will […]