I’ve often said that Meaningful Use and the HITECH Act created false demand for EHRs and has (perhaps irrevocably) harmed innovation in the EHR space by standardizing…
Electronic health records (EHRs) are designed to help improve the efficiency and transparency of healthcare providers, and increase communication between all parties involved in healthcare. Electronic health…
Meaningful Use (MU) Stage 2 has been a challenge for many healthcare facilities throughout the U.S., but that appears to be especially true for private practice radiologists.…
As I travel and speak with physician practices and hospital execs about health IT, I often hear questions about how practices can become paperless as they transition…
EHRs, also known as electronic health records, offer tremendous benefits for both healthcare providers and their patients, as long as they are being use EHRs, also known…
With the creation of RIS, PACS and speech recognition, radiology once led the technology revolution in the healthcare industry. Unfortunately, now it is a sector of that…
I’ve read quite a few articles in the last few weeks that talk about the fact that Meaningful Use participation rates are declining. I’ve read quite a…
At the beginning of May, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced that more than half of all eligible healthcare providers had received federal incentive…
This morning I sent out a press release for Tower and also want to also share it with my blogosphere readers. As always, I'm interested in your thoughts and…
According to CMS, through May of this year, 2,400 hospitals and 110,000 eligible professionals have received $5.7 billion in incentive payments for ensuring meaningful use of electronic health records,…
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