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Primary care physicians
Avizia grows telehealth reach through acquisition of Carena
Consolidation reflects rapid acceptance of distance health approaches, says Sabrina Smith.
MGMA updates approach to determine best practices
Better Performers analysis to assess impact of IT, portals on success, Todd Evenson says.
New Boston Children’s app aims to aid doc productivity, cut burnout
Dock Health designed to help physicians deal with administrative hassles, Michael Docktor says.
10 emerging EHR trends
Large vendors continue to dominate hospital market, but eligible professionals use a variety of vendor products.
The 20 EHR vendors with the most physician users
ONC data show a growing number of clinicians are using certified records applications.
New effort seeks to aid small doc practices with cyber security
AMA teams with HITRUST to offer workshops on risk management and security in 50 cities.
HIT Think
Why copy and paste functionality carries significant risk
Matthew Fisher
Associate
Mirick, O'Connell, DeMallie & Lougee, LLP
Judicious use of typing shortcuts can speed up note-taking, but providers might risk some legal liability from potential abuse.
EHR prompt gives Michigan Medicine boost in hepatitis C screening
Alert also leads to dramatic increase in follow-up specialized care for those patients infected with the virus.
Use of medical scribes improves physician satisfaction, charting
However, study finds no difference in patient satisfaction in encounters in which docs get charting help.
PCPs spend more than half of workdays interacting with EHRs
Two-thirds of clinicians’ time on a computer goes to clerical and administrative tasks, study finds.
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