EMR Implementation from a Nursing Perspective- ONC: Health IT Fact Sheet
- Survey: Community Hospitals Push Ahead with IT Despite Tight Budgets
- Community Hospitals Adopting IT Faster Than Ever
- ONC Summit: Consumers Want Providers to Speed EHR Deployment
- IT Industry Study: 50% of Physicians Use Medical Apps
- Survey Examines Roles of Chief Nursing Officers in IT Decisions
- Data Shows Uninsured Patients Have Shorter Hospital Stays
- Medicaid Meaningful Use Go-Lives Hit 39 States
- Survey: Healthcare is Second-most Important Issue After Job Creation
- Six Golden Rules of EMR Implementation
Categories
- Accountable Care Organizations (ACO)
- Affordable Care Act
- AHRQ
- American Society for Quality
- AMIA Informatic Professionals
- attorneys
- Bar Coded Medication
- Bills regarding Lawsuits
- Case Management
- Chief Nursing Officers (CNO)
- Clinical Articles
- CMS
- Community Hospitals
- Computer Systems Security Issues
- Critical Access Hospitals
- Direct Project
- eDrug
- EHR
- EHR Incentive Programs
- eICU Program
- Emergency Department
- Emergency Medical Services
- EMR
- ePrescribing
- General Healthcare
- GREEN Hospitals
- Health Information Exchange
- Health Information Technology (IT)
- Health Insurance
- Healthcare
- Healthcare Jobs
- Healthy Lifestyle
- HHS
- HIE
- HIMSS
- HIPAA
- HIT
- HITECH
- Hospitals
- HRSA Health Resources & Service Adm.
- ICD
- Implementation
- International Best Practices
- Joplin Tornado Response
- Legal Nurse Consutltant
- Legislature
- Meaningful Use
- Medicaid
- Medical Apps
- Medical HUMOR
- Medical Prevention
- Medicare Benefits
- Medication Information
- Medication Reconciliation
- Mobile Apps
- Mobile Units & Healthcare
- Nurse Informatics
- Nurse Management
- Nurse Staffing
- Nurses
- Nursing
- Nursing Apps
- Nursing Education
- Nursing Home
- Nursing Shortage
- ONC
- Open Government
- Patient Navigators & Advocates
- Patient Portals
- Patient Safety
- PCIP Preexisting Condition Insurance Plans
- Personal Health Records – PHR
- Pharmacy
- Physician Clinics
- Physician Shortage
- Physicians
- Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan PCIP
- Protection and Affordable Care Act
- Public Health
- Quality Improvement
- Readmissions
- Rural Health
- Rural Health Clinics
- Rural Health IT Grants
- Rural Health IT Network Program
- Rural Hospitals
- Social Media
- Studies
- Surgeons
- Surgery
- Surveys
- Sustainability for Healthcare
- Telehealth
- Telemedicine
- Uncategorized
- Uninsured Patients
- Veterans Affair (VA)
- Work Flows
Tags
ACO AHRQ Attorney CAH CMS ehr Electronic health record emr Green Health Health care Healthcare Health Information Exchange Health information technology Health Insurance Health IT health network HHS HIE HIT hospital Hospitals IT Legal Nurse Meaningful Use Medication Medicine Nurse nurses Nursing ONC Patient Portals Pharmacy Physician Clinics physicians Quality Measures Reconciliation rural Safety Shortage Surgery Sustainability Telehealth Telemedicine United StatesTwitter Updates
- Defeat the GOP Large Mug Defeat the GOP The Centrist Word: bit.ly/ABWH0s via @AddThis 1 year ago
- RT @dccc: PETITION: 100K strong telling Boehner to stop holding the payroll tax cut hostage to Tea Party demands: dccc.org/pages/payroll 1 year ago
- RT @ehrandhit: From the EMR and HIPAA Archive: EMR and A Simple File Format bit.ly/rtCVRy #HITsm #EHR 1 year ago
- RT @EMRAnswers: Achive: Ive never heard #physicians, #RNs say #ePrescribing is too much effort. Best #ROI in #EHR < pt. tag, formu. q ... 1 year ago
- RT @tgilbrea69: America’s Beverage Industry Recognises America Recycles Day shar.es/oCN9e #green #sustainability @pepsi @cocacola ... 1 year ago
Archives
-
Recent Posts
Monthly Archives: July 2011
HIE’s More Than Double Since Last Year
By Mary Mosquera, for Government Health IT The number of operational health information exchanges has more than doubled to 228 since last year, and of those, private exchanges have increased more rapidly than public organizations for sharing information, according … Continue reading
HHS Propose Framework to Assist States in Building Affordable Insurance Exchanges
US Department of Health & Human Services Immediate Release July 11, 2011 Proposed rules offer states flexibility, choices, competition and clout for consumers and small businesses Today, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) proposed a framework … Continue reading
Posted in General Healthcare, Legislature
Tagged Exchange, Health Insurance, Healthcare, HHS
Leave a comment
VA Awards 14 Major Technology Contracts Totaling $12 Billion
By Ken Terry, for FierceHealthIT The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is hoping to upgrade and “transform” its information systems through a series of 14 recently awarded contracts worth $12 billion. Among the recipients are Hewlett Packard, Booz Allen Hamilton, and Harris … Continue reading
Posted in Health Information Technology (IT), Veterans Affair (VA)
Tagged ehr, emr, Health IT, VA
Leave a comment
Medicare Will Expand Coverage for Telehealth
By Ken Terry, Information Week – Healthcare The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has proposed changing how it defines telehealth services that may be eligible for Medicare coverage. But it’s unclear how far the agency will go in expanding such … Continue reading
Posted in CMS, Medicare Benefits, Telehealth, Telemedicine
Tagged CMS, Hospitals, IT, nurses, physicians, rural, Telehealth, Telemedicine
Leave a comment
Obama Administration Offers New Ways to Improve Care, Lower Cost for Medicaid
July 8, 2011 US Department of Health & Human Services Initiatives focus on people receiving Medicare and Medicaid benefits The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) today announced three new initiatives to help states improve the quality … Continue reading
Posted in HHS, Medicaid, Medicare Benefits
Tagged CMS, Hospitals, Medicaid, nurses, physicians
Leave a comment
New Study: Medicaid Makes a “Big Difference” in Lives
By Julie Rovner, for NPR The study, being published as a working paper by the National Bureau of Economic Research, has a distinctly bipartisan flavor. Among its authors are Katherine Baicker of Harvard, who was an economic adviser to … Continue reading
Legal Oversight May Leave Rural Health Clinics Behind
By Alexandra Wilson Pecci, for Health Leaders Media 7/6/2011 A seemingly small omission from the 2009 economic stimulus law could spell big trouble for the country’s thousands of rural health clinics. The problem? If you’re billing the Centers for … Continue reading
Posted in CMS, Critical Access Hospitals, Meaningful Use, Rural Health Clinics
Tagged CAH, CMS, Meaningful Use, Physician Clinics, Rural Clinics
Leave a comment
How Hospitals Address Patient Experience via Mobile Apps
By Carrie Vaughan, Health Leaders Media The number of people using mobile technology is on the rise. In 2008, the number of smartphone subscribers was 15 million. That number almost doubled in 2009, reaching 26 million, and is expected to … Continue reading
Posted in Health Information Technology (IT), Mobile Apps
Tagged ehr, Health IT, HIT, Hospitals, Mobile Apps, Patient Portals
Leave a comment
HIMSS: Engage Nurses as Informatics Leaders
By Christine LaFave Grace Modern Healthcare In the information technology-driven evolution of healthcare, nurses must be made key stakeholders, according to a new position statement (PDF) from the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS). The statement calls for … Continue reading
Posted in Health Information Technology (IT), HIMSS, Nurse Informatics
Tagged ehr, emr, Health IT, HIMSS, HIT, Informatics, Nursing
Leave a comment
Latest HIE Toolkit for Building Information Exchanges
By Ken Terry, Fierce Health IT The 10-year-old eHealth Initiative has released Phase II of its 2011 HIE Toolkit. Like the first two iterations of the toolkit, which were issued in 2006 and 2008, the latest version incorporates lessons learned … Continue reading