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Drop EHR reporting rules and focus on improved patient care, says Doug Fridsma, MD.June 26
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$22M reduction in funds will hamper interoperability, usability efforts, says Ben Moscovitch.December 15
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Greater support and funding from federal agencies can improve its usefulness, says Doug Fridsma, MD.December 1
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Revisions would help advance use of data in medical research, says Doug Fridsma, MD.June 28
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Providers benefit from shorter reporting period, reductions in quality measures, says Doug Fridsma.June 14
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Organizations still reviewing massive rule, see gains and challenges, says Travis Broome.October 14
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Expanded role for the agency in HIT oversight could have unintended consequences, but changes could help the agency address patient safety issues.May 4
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Implementation of EHRs is no longer an end goal; federal agencies set sights on broader technology support of health reform.April 28
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Even as almost all hospitals have made the shift to EHRs, architecture platforms need updates to meet clinicians’ demands for accessibility, non-text information and emerging challenges such as precision medicine.March 22
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Industry response positive, but AMIA wants focus on health IT safety, says Doug Fridsma.March 10
