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01 Oct Lessons Healthcare AI Can Learn From Electronic Health Records

Posted at 15:43h in EHR

Source: Forbes.com Tremendous excitement. Grandiose predictions. Massive expectations. While these words describe today’s healthcare AI zeitgeist, they also describe how many felt about electronic health records in the 2000s and 2010s. Since then, almost all U.S. health systems and medical practices have implemented EHRs, improving healthcare in...

01 Sep Medicare Patients’ Health Care Access Impacted by Changes in 2024 Plan Offerings

Posted at 22:36h in EHR, Healthcare Information Technology, Industry Trends

Source: AJMC Influential shifts within 2024 Medicare Part D plans are shifting access and affordability for Medicare beneficiaries, according to a new analysis from Avalere. Notably, the report revealed decreases in the amount of low-income subsidy (LIS) benchmark plans and standalone prescription drug plans (PDPs) since...

01 Jul Guiding the Future: The Crucial Role of Practicing Physicians, Nurses, and Clinicians in EHR Product Development

Posted at 10:09h in EHR, Industry Trends

Source: Empower Systems As the healthcare industry continues to evolve, the importance of electronic health records (EHRs) in streamlining operations, improving patient care, and enhancing data management cannot be overstated. However, the success of EHR systems hinges not just on their technical capabilities but on their...

01 Jun The Power of Integration: How US Healthcare Data Can Improve Outcomes and Benefit Patient Populations

Posted at 20:03h in EHR, Healthcare Information Technology, Industry Trends

Source: Empower Systems In an era where technology drives innovation across every sector, the healthcare industry stands at a pivotal juncture. One of the most promising avenues for transformation is the integration of healthcare data. By harnessing the power of comprehensive, interconnected data systems, we can...

30 Apr Diagnosing an Overcrowded ED from its Electronic Health Records

Posted at 10:16h in EHR, Industry Trends

Source: Nature.com Emergency department overcrowding is a complex problem that persists globally. Data of visits constitute an opportunity to understand its dynamics. However, the gap between the collected information and the real-life clinical processes, and the lack of a whole-system perspective, still constitute a relevant limitation. An...

15 Mar Electronic Health Records Market Size to Reach $41B by 2033

Posted at 21:12h in EHR, Industry Trends

Source: Precedence Research, Global Newswire The global electronic health records (EHRs) market size stood at USD 27.83 billion in 2024 and will grow to USD 28.39 billion in 2025, according to a study published by Towards Healthcare a sister firm of Precedence Research. Report Highlights: Cloud-based systems...

19 Oct User-Friendly EHRs Also More Safety-Friendly

Posted at 15:34h in EHR, Industry Trends

By: Jennifer Kearney-Strouse Source: ACPHospitalist.com Ese of use and safety may go hand in hand, at least where electronic health records (EHRs) are concerned, according to a recent study. Using 2017-2018 data from 112 U.S. hospitals, researchers found that the computer systems' scores for medication safety were significantly associated...

13 Jul The Impact of the Electronic Health Records on Interprofessional Practice

Posted at 17:04h in EHR, Industry Trends

Source: PhysiciansWeekly.com Interprofessional practice and teamwork are crucial components of patient care in a complex medical setting. For a study, researchers sought to locate, characterize, and assess studies that examined the impact of electronic health records (EHRs) or modification/enhancement to an EHR on interprofessional practice in...

05 Mar Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Market 2022

Posted at 16:38h in EHR, Industry Trends

Source: Vantage Market Research The Electronic Medical Record Market is projected to witness high growth owing to technological advancement, initiatives by the government, and low maintenance with wide convenience. Electronic Medical Record Market are an electronic version of a patient's healthcare record, it helps in creating,...

15 Feb Using electronic health records to predict physician departure

Posted at 15:48h in EHR, Industry Trends

Source: YaleNews.com Physician turnover is disruptive and costly. It affects patients’ continuity of care, strains healthcare organizations, and can take a toll on physicians and their families. By some estimates, each departure can also cost a healthcare facility up to $1 million. A new Yale study published Oct....

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