EHRs

'Too much information' is sabotaging patient care. Physicians don’t need more data — they need smarter data.

Inexperienced physicians who take longer to answer patient inquiries are better compensated than medical experts who are able to help right away.

Few primary care practices' EHRs can generate reports related to alcohol screening and brief intervention (14%) or alcohol use disorder treatment (5%).

A new report in Annals of Family Medicine urges AI developers to target time-saving AI solutions—and warns against overpromising.

Most people struggle to pull basic information out of standard pathology reports—like whether or not they have cancer.

Physicians don’t need more data — they need smarter data.

Patient challenges could be addressed at the time a provider writes a prescription - if providers and their staff are equipped with the right technology and information.

Here are three strategies to face the dual challenge of improving patient health while controlling costs.

A majority of surveyed physicians have already seen benefits of AI and believe in its continued improvement.

The ACP calls for reduction in low-value EHR alerts in a recent position statement.

Distributed technology for provider credentialing and patient identification can increase access to health care around the globe.

‘We are in a new phase of growth,’ CEO says, as clinicians take to voice-enabled artificial intelligence.

Study suggests a way to use EHRs to develop relationship before patients arrive for an exam.

Blue Shield of California and Salesforce look to grant prior authorization answers in near real-time come January 2026.

By envisioning this next-generation patient experience, we can see how a fully connected and collaborative ecosystem powered by innovation at every care touchpoint can deliver an integrated, intelligent experience that benefits patients and providers.

Patient engagement is about involving the patient in their own care. So use one of your key tech tools - your EHR - to help boost that involvement.

Lots of technologies held a lot of promise and cost a lot of money, but many failed to deliver anything other than a big bill and wasted time.

ONC blog post outlines troubling behaviors by health care organizations that are not abiding by the law.

Electronic health record giant Epic says claims are a baseless diversion from Particle Health’s alleged HIPAA violations.

Study examines five-week period when family, internal medicine, pediatrics physicians work with artificial intelligence program to log patient notes.

South Carolina researchers find EHR-based tool yields better results than oral screenings

Which physicians spend the most time inputting patient data into electronic health records?

Why data management is key for addressing many of America’s major health care issues.

How one practice experimented with a new workflow

It is time for heath care to leverage technology and patient-focused strategies to alleviate the pressures on primary care physicians.