by Abraham Whaley | May 21, 2012 | 2.0 Tuesday, Innovation, Learn This: Technology Answers
As managers, providers and employees, we always have to be looking ahead at how the technology on our horizon will affect how our organizations administer health care. In the spirit of looking forward to the future, we present “2.0 Tuesday”, a feature on...
by Mary Pat Whaley | Apr 18, 2012 | Compliance, Headlines, Learn This: Technology Answers, Medicare & Reimbursement
Phoenix Cardiac Surgery probably never thought they would be a poster child for HIPAA safeguards, but this 5-physician cardiothoracic practice in Prescott, Arizona has become famous for something no medical practice wants to be famous for – not protecting their...
by Mary Pat Whaley | Feb 27, 2012 | Electronic Medical Records, Learn This: Technology Answers
Listen to the recording here. MU Live! is a 30 minute talk radio style web and audio cast hosted by the folks at HITECH Answers. Experts discuss breaking news and issues on meaningful use as well as other health IT topics. From HITECH Answers: February 28, 2 pm...
by Abraham Whaley | Feb 21, 2012 | Learn This: Technology Answers
Becoming more productive is almost a lifestyle for some people. With everyone running around trying to get more done in less time, the allure of increased efficiency drives a lot of the decision making of professionals, providers and patients alike. One area that is...
by Mary Pat Whaley | Jan 10, 2012 | Innovation, Leadership, Learn This: Technology Answers, Physician Relations, Practice Marketing, Social Media
Grand Rounds is a weekly summary of the best healthcare writing online, featuring stories, opinion and analysis from doctors, nurses, patients, researchers and administrators, as well as journalists. Each Tuesday, a different blogger takes the helm, publishing a new...
by Abraham Whaley | Nov 16, 2011 | Electronic Medical Records, Innovation, Learn This: Technology Answers
A personal health record (or PHR) is an individual electronic health record that is stored securely on the Internet so it can be accessed by medical providers and caregivers who have permission. PHRs allow the storage of all critical health history information in one...
