Interoperability & EHRs

Data Book tells the story of Herbert Freudenberger, Ph.D., who came up with the term “burnout.” KOLs then discuss how health tech can fight physician burnout.

Artificial intelligence, clinical decision support and mobile apps are changing healthcare.

At HIMSS, Chris Klomp shares the critical role that interoperability plays in emergency departments.

The guidance offers suggestions for safer opioid prescribing through electronic health records (EHRs).

Perspecta will provide technical, managerial and administrative services for the VistA systems.

Janae Sharp explores why this parody isn’t just funny. It’s a call for real change.

HIMSS will release an official comment letter on the proposed interoperability rules on May 3.

Data Book examines the work of William Osler & its parallels to the burnout problem. Then our expert panel discusses solutions.

63 percent of respondents feel unprepared to manage and execute effective IT operations based on the training offered at their organizations.

The systems need to be fully informed to help doctors best serve patients at the point of care.

Gag clauses in electronic health record (EHR) contracts are preventing physicians from speaking out about specific issues associated with the health tech.

At HIMSS, two executives talk about the proposed interoperability rules and the government's role in its implementation.

eHealth Technologies’ solutions aim to help physicians access important information in medical records more quickly.

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