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Meaningful Use Stage 2 Changes Bring Big Differences to Record Release

by Fred Pennic 03/02/2012 Leave a Comment

Guest post by Steve Emery, Director of Product Management at HealthPort  The Meaningful Use Stage 2 Notice of Proposed Rule Making is out and it would bring sweeping changes to how hospitals and eligible professionals release records and other information to patients. Essentially, CMS is dropping three Stage 1 reporting criteria and replacing them with a core requirement for patient online access to medical records. CMS’s goal is to move the release of information (ROI) process from labor
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Video:HIT Cloud Model Discussion with Intel Corp. at HIMSS12

by Fred Pennic 03/01/2012 Leave a Comment

HIT Consultant meet with  Chris Gough, Healthcare Solution Architect at Intel Corporation during HIMSS12 where he discusses the types of cloud models and how it relates within each specific type of healthcare organization. He also discusses his thoughts on a "community cloud" model specifically for healthcare organizations that is a bridge between private cloud and the traditional data center footprint. [bitsontherun J79GqBjV]
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HIT Interoperability with Cameron Deemer, President at DrFirst Pt. 2

by Fred Pennic 02/29/2012 Leave a Comment

Dr First

In this second part interview podcast, HIT Consultant speaks with  Cameron Deemer, President at DrFirst provides an overview of their several offerings as part of their integrated HIT platform. This is part 2  of a 3 part podcast series with Cameron Deemer. Part 2 Key highlights include: Medication Reconciliation overview Patient Innovations overview EPCS Gold 2.0 Overview Partnership with EHR Advisor Interoperability vs. Fragmentation in the HIT Industry LISTEN NOW USING
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HIMSS 2012 in Retrospect – From Patient Engagement to Big Data. Viva Las Vegas or Tumbling Dice?

by Fred Pennic 02/27/2012 Leave a Comment

The following is a guest post from Jane Sarasohn-Kahn's Health Populi blog reflecting her thoughts on last week's HIMSS12: The record attendance at HIMSS12, in terms of both attendees (numbering some 38,000) and exhibitors, illustrated just how hot health information technology has become in the 20 years since I first began attending this meeting — when it was only a few thousand hospital computer geeks and materials managers picking up pocket protectors and calculators
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The Proposed Rule for Stage 2 Meaningful Use NPRM Now Available

by Fred Pennic 02/23/2012 Leave a Comment

The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) for Stage 2 meaningful use was posted to the Office of the Federal Register today. The proposed rule outlines the next stage of meaningful use for the Electronic Health Record (EHR) Incentive Programs, which are administered by CMS. CMS has developed a fact sheet to give providers an overview of the rule and how Stage 2 expands upon Stage 1 of meaningful use. The fact sheet can be found on the EHR Incentive Programs website
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Video:How DrFirst Helps Healthcare Stakeholders

by Fred Pennic 02/23/2012 Leave a Comment

DrFirst connects all the stakeholders of the healthcare industry including physicians, patients, hospitals, health plans, and EHR/EMR vendors through solutions that help doctors make more informed decisions that drive positive clinical outcomes for patients. The following video provides more information on how DrFirst can help healthcare providers in a number of ways including: E-prescribing Meaningful Use Attest Easy Free online EHR Advisor tool Smooth data migration
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Infographic:Healthcare’s Data Conundrum

by Fred Pennic 02/21/2012 Leave a Comment

Healthcare's Data Conundrum Infographic

Infographic explores how healthcare's data conundrum can be used to make the capture, understanding, & utilization of data possible  to improve patient care With the electronic health record adoption rates rising and the push for a personalized and interactive approach to medicine becomes more prevalent, there is an opportunity for our healthcare system to transform from an inefficient machine into a well-oiled producer of actionable, meaningful information.  And this opportunity begins at
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Interview/Podcast:HIT Interoperability with Cameron Deemer, President at DrFirst Pt. 1

by Fred Pennic 02/19/2012 Leave a Comment

Dr First

  Previously,  DrFirst has been primarily known as a leader in the e-prescribing space and the only certified solution to e-prescribe controlled substances with their EPCS Gold 2.0 product. Over the years, DrFirst Inc. has evolved into a more integrated HIT platform with their approach of promoting interoperability in integrating EMR/PMS and other health IT technology. Most importantly, DrFirst strongly believes in putting the DrFirst. In this interview podcast, HIT Consultant speaks
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CMS Announces Re-Examination of Timeline for ICD-10 – Is the Pressure Off?

by Fred Pennic 02/16/2012 Leave a Comment

The following is a guest post from Doug Hires, Partner, Consulting & Advisory Services at Santa Rosa Consulting, Inc. on the possible ICD-10 timeline delay. Many of you have likely read or heard this week that the acting CMS Administrator, Marilyn Tavenner, announced to the press following an AMA Advocacy Conference that CMS will "re-examine the timeframe" through a rulemaking process. She did not say when that rulemaking process will begin but said that CMS would send details about the
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Report:PPACA Would Reduce Number of Uninsured from 50 million to 26 million

by Fred Pennic 02/15/2012 Leave a Comment

In a recent report published last month by the Urban Institute and Robert Johnson Foundation states that if the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) is enacted,  it would reduce the number of nonelderly uninsured Americans from 50 million to 26 million.  However, if the Individual Mandate clause of the PPACA is repealed, the number of uninsured Americans will rise between 40 and 42 million. The report also states that ACA would increase private insurance by 7 million people and if
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