Practice Technology

With office visits jammed with complex patients and underserved communities aching from lack of access, physicians need to think outside of the box.

Difficulty using EHRs ranks 2nd on the list of issues ruining medicine for physicians.

Consent is a controversial subject and has significant ramifications in the healthcare delivery system.

Rather than expending all your capital up front to buy the equipment, financing allows you to spread payments over time and free up capital for other business expenses.

There are options available for doctors who want to change systems. 

While story-based tech innovation doesn’t always pan out, it sometimes does-and it usually changes everything.

There are three macro level issues which will delay the complete adoption of the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources. 

The healthcare industry can’t lose sight of its customers as new technologies are brought into hospitals and exam rooms.

Including funds in your budget dedicated to technological investments that improve the patient experience will be worth it in the long run.

Physicians rated their systems on key areas, including system capabilities, customer service and impact on patient care and practice finances.

Five physicians discuss how the performance of their systems affects their workload, careers, and ability to treat patients.

EHRs don't work well enough.

Getting patient data into their EHR is rated as a major problem. So how are doctors getting the patient data they need when they need it? 

A new health information exchange will include all major EHR vendors. 

Some physicians have resisted electronic health records systems and still rely on paper.

Routinely evaluating patients’ needs in the increasingly on-demand approach to healthcare is critical to success.

Learn the truth about four common misconceptions about the faster, easier, and most cost-effective way to certify.

This technology could have a disruptive effect on the industry in the next five years.

New Chronic Care Management codes cover non-face-to-face communication with patients to monitor their health.

As businesspeople, providers must understand the risks involved in providing telehealth services in other states.

As successful patient management expands to meet digital and lifestyle engagement needs and care continuity demands, technology should enable the transition without adding administrative burden.

Telemedicine can offer many benefits to both providers and patients, but does it actually deliver high-quality care? 

When it comes to telemedicine services, the primary factor affecting reimbursements is legal policy.

True benefit from new technology comes when we understand how to produce and wield the best tools for the broader job of delivering care.

Physicians can benefit from technology as much if not more than other professionals, but physicians can get overwhelmed trying to figure out what kind of technology is best for them.

Despite the benefits of telehealth to consumers, laws designed to protect state healthcare providers and patients often stand in the way.

Physician input is critical in achieving systems that can interact and provide a complete data picture of our patients.

Breakdowns in communication happen frequently in healthcare. Here’s why as well as some solutions.

Two methods are better than one, but nothing is foolproof to stop eager hackers.

With constant changes in healthcare and how much patients are responsible to pay for their care, practices should turn to technology for assistance.