Startup aims to save orthopedic surgeons and patients money
Portland-based startup Impact Medical comes to the orthopedic equipment market with screws that cost 76 percent less than the competitor’s.
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Why do some physicians still not use EHRs?
Physicians are being given more opportunities and benefits than ever before to adopt EHRs sooner rather than later, yet some still will not make the switch.
EHR implementation on different devices
Due to tablets and products similar to Google Glass, EHR software will start to be used on more than just computers in order to increase the quality of care.
Study shows EHRs don’t boost billing fraud [VIDEO]
More and more, researchers are discovering that many concerns surrounding electronic health record systems seem to be unfounded.
EHR problems prevent providers from attesting to stage 2 meaningful use
IT vendors and health care industry representatives told the Health IT Standards Committee’s implementation workgroup that EHR systems certified for use in stage 2 are often incapable of exchanging patient health information with other EHR systems.
Mental health docs want psychiatric records in EHR software
Electronic health records have been instrumental in improving the clinical capabilities of primary care physicians and larger health systems.
Study finds EHR data breaches result in loss of patients
Health care providers should ensure that data protection safeguards are in place, as a study performed by Javelin Research Group found that businesses can be negatively influenced by a data breach.
CMS timeline disrupted, new ruling proposed
Due to a recently proposed ruling and July statistics, it seems that providers are having difficulties with stage 2 meaningful use attestation.
Study finds orthopedic surgical outcomes rely on patient activity levels
A recent study conducted by researchers at Washington State University and published in the Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons found that an orthopedic surgery patient’s recovery outcome reflects his or her pre- and post-operative levels of participation in physical activities.
EHR software can modernize the clinical trials process
When working to meet the stringent requirements of stage 2 meaningful use, orthopedic doctors and other physicians are implementing electronic health record software.
EHRs more useful and secure than paper records
There are many reasons why EHR programs are more useful and secure than traditional paper records.
How CME integrated into EHRs can cut costs, improve care quality
Regardless of clinical specialties, all health care providers have been tasked to reduce medical expenses and bolster quality of care.
Growth of lacrosse means more orthopedic injuries among young athletes
Many children enjoy organized sports every day as a way to stay in shape, train their bodies and blow off steam.
EHR training proves to be crucial
Bradley Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center in Tennessee experienced issues with delayed Medicare claims due to an inadequate amoount EHR training for its staff, according to the Cleveland Banner.
Massachusetts leads the charge in EHR adoption
The adoption of electronic health records has been sparked by federal mandates like meaningful use and the EHR incentive programs, both of which came from the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services,
Physicians and patients can benefit from easier-to-use EHR interfaces
By increasing the accessibility and ease of using EHR software, physicians can provide better care.
EHRs keep patients and doctors connected on the go [VIDEO]
These days everyone is on the go – and that includes doctors. Patients want to be able to have access to their doctors without having to make an appointment, especially if they have important questions about their medications.
Activity level a reliable indicator of orthopedic surgical outcomes
As much as any other physician, orthopedic surgeons want to keep patients safe from complications before, during and after any surgical event.