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eICU Technology to Expand Care to Rural Hospitals
By Healthcare IT News Staff 6/30/2011 NEW ORLEANS – Ochsner Health System has signed an agreement with Philips VISICU to implement its eICU Program to enhance critical care. As the only healthcare provider in Louisiana with such a program, … Continue reading
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CMS Rule Encourages Hospitals to Participate in EHR Based Reporting Pilot
Joseph Goedert, HDM Breaking News, 7/5/2011 The CMS has issued a proposed rule urging critical access facilities and hospitals to take part in the Medicare EHR Incentive Program Electronic Reporting Pilot. “Through this pilot, we have encouraged hospitals to take … Continue reading
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What is Rural Health?
HRSA.gov Up to 25 percent of U.S. residents reside in rural areas. Compared with urban populations, rural residents generally have higher poverty rates, have a larger elderly population, tend to be in poorer health, and have higher uninsured rates than urban … Continue reading
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ICU Telemedicine Intervention Decreased Mortality
HemOncToday, 5/17/2011 Implementing a telemedicine intervention resulted in lower hospital and intensive care unit mortality, lower rates of preventable complications and shorter hospital and intensive care unit lengths of stay, according to data from a clinical practice study. “Several studies … Continue reading
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US Physicians Video Chat with Patients
Health IT News, 5/16/2011 NEW YORK – Certain specialties, such as psychiatrists and oncologists, are more likely to be using video conferencing with patients, according to a new study from Manhattan Research. Taking the Pulse U.S. v11.0, a study of … Continue reading
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HRSA to Fund Rural Health Networks’ Meaningful Use
By Mary Mosquera, Government HealthIT 5/2/2011 The Health Resources and Service Administration has made available $12 million in grants for rural healthcare network organizations to help them become meaningful users of certified electronic health records. The grants may support … Continue reading
American College of Surgeons Launch “Online” Community
Alexandra Wilson Pecci, HealthLeaders Media 4/27/2011 Surgeons rely on their peers for support, professional interaction, and advancing patient care. But when they’re working alone in a rural area, that support can be hard to come by. That’s why the … Continue reading
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STUDY: Nurse Staffing Affects Patient’s Readmission
Sylviane Duval, Health Services Research Higher non-overtime staffing levels of registered nurses lower the probability of patient readmissions to the hospital, a new study finds. However, higher levels of RN overtime increase the likelihood of unplanned visits to emergency departments … Continue reading
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Moving Forward: Healthcare Reform and Rural Hospitals
Oklahoma Foundation for Medical Quality 9th Annual Rural Hospital Conference April 11 – 13, 2011 Sheraton-Oklahoma City Hotel The 9th Annual Rural Hospital Conference is once again at no cost for rural hospital employees to attend. Based on your feedback last year, … Continue reading
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Important Meaningful Use Dates for 2011
Joseph Goedert, HealthData Management 3/24/11 From the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services comes a list of important dates in the electronic health records meaningful use program during the rest of 2011: April 2011: Attestation for Medicare MU begins. … Continue reading
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