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Revisions to Health IT Certification Program get mixed reviews

Revisions to Health IT Certification Program get mixed reviews

ONC approves developer self-declaration for more than half of test procedures, and ONC head Donald Rucker, MD, says agency will exercise enforcement discretion in checking certified HIT products.

Web Seminar Managing data quality in a value-based environment

Predicting risk, coordinating care and monitoring quality metrics are critical mandates.

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Online toolkit to help nurses integrate genomics into care

New NIH website includes more than 100 resources that teach professionals about genomics.

Genome sequencing Greg Slabodkin 7h ago
25 leading CMIOs at healthcare organizations

Physician IT leaders playing important roles as value-based care, analytics rise in significance.

C-suite 8h ago
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Critical access hospital revamps med records portfolio

Citizens Medical Center goes with products that feature AI and machine learning.

Medical coding Joseph Goedert September 21

Medical coding Joseph Goedert September 21
HIT Think How healthcare organizations are boosting security for IT systems

Bob Cash
Vice president of provider relations KLAS Research

Survey by KLAS and CHIME show providers are paying more attention to security and making more of a financial commitment to protect endpoints and beat back hackers.

Network security September 21

Network security September 21
Video 60 Seconds Smarter: Episode Analytics

From diagnosis to treatment to aftercare, healthcare interventions require encounters with many different providers, which can create challenges.

Medical practice management January 13, 2016

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Medicare data helps ID high-risk populations in natural disasters

Other claims data also can show individuals on electricity-dependent equipment, says Karen DeSalvo, MD.

Disaster planning Greg Slabodkin September 21

Disaster planning Greg Slabodkin September 21
Insurers join hospital and doctor groups in opposing ACA repeal

Two analyses detail federal spending cuts and reduced payments to states if bill becomes law.

ACA Bloomberg News September 21

ACA Bloomberg News September 21
Precision Medicine Initiative begins enrolling participants in cohort

The National Institute of Health’s All of Us research program seeks a million or more Americans to contribute their health data to national cohort.

Precision Medicine Initiative Greg Slabodkin September 21

Precision Medicine Initiative Greg Slabodkin September 21
HIT Think 5 components that artificial intelligence must have to succeed

Gurjeet Singh
Executive chairman Ayasdi

Healthcare organizations have high hopes for using data to gain new insights, but most approaches to AI are limited and destined to disappoint.

Artificial intelligence September 20

Artificial intelligence September 20
Studies say ACA repeal would cut funding, raise costs for sick

Two reports find those with pre-existing conditions could face higher insurance costs.

Healthcare reform Bloomberg News September 20

Healthcare reform Bloomberg News September 20
Faculty members fooled by phishing attack at Georgia hospital

No evidence so far that accessed data from Augusta University Medical Center was improperly used.

Data breaches Joseph Goedert September 20

Data breaches Joseph Goedert September 20
Mayo, CDS vendor join to provide medical guidance for lab tests

Online tool converts published guidelines into actionable criteria delivered directly into EHR workflow.

Clinical decision support Greg Slabodkin September 20

Clinical decision support Greg Slabodkin September 20

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25 leading CMIOs at healthcare organizations

Physician IT leaders playing important roles as value-based care, analytics rise in significance.

10 key ingredients to a successful EHR go-live

Personalized support and at-the-elbow assistance are among the key determinants of success.

7 critical steps in improving clinical staff hand-offs

Electronic health records and technology-aided workflow can aid communication, support patient safety.

HIT Think

How healthcare organizations are boosting security for IT systems

Bob Cash
Vice president of provider relations
KLAS Research

Survey by KLAS and CHIME show providers are paying more attention to security and making more of a financial commitment to protect endpoints and beat back hackers.

Network security September 21
5 components that artificial intelligence must have to succeed

Gurjeet Singh
Executive chairman
Ayasdi

Healthcare organizations have high hopes for using data to gain new insights, but most approaches to AI are limited and destined to disappoint.

Artificial intelligence September 20
How providers can bolster their ransomware defenses

Nicola Whiting
Chief operating officer
Titania

Just as hackers have adopted automated cyber weapons, providers can better protect themselves with virtual auditing software.

Ransomware September 19

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Web Seminar How to use healthcare information to improve care in a value-based care world

Almost all large healthcare organizations are fully electronic, and the use of electronic health records for the past several years has enabled them to collect vast stores of data.

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Value-based care
Web Seminar How to use information governance to harmonize clinical information

Most healthcare organizations are becoming more dependent on data to make clinical, administrative and business decisions.

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Data governance
Web Seminar Analytics on the front lines

Healthcare organizations benefit dramatically when everyone—including clinicians, administrators, and executive management—has at-their-fingertips access to rich, actionable analytic insight.

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Case Study Maury Regional Health creates the patient "Golden Record” using VisionWare’s next generation EMPI solution

Learn how Maury Regional Health used a next-generation Enterprise Master Patient Index (EMPI) to develop a "golden record" with complete medical information for each patient.

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Patient registries September 21

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