Tagged: healthcare

Interoperability and achieving the “one patient, one chart” standard

The importance of interoperability in healthcare is in its ease-of-use for patients and practitioners. See how to meet the “one patient, one chart” standard.

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Cyberattacks: The next healthcare epidemic

Phishing does not rely just on subterfuge; it relies heavily on psychology.

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6 ways to turn #CommunityLIVE into a Zen experience

CommunityLIVE is packed full of information, some technical, some operational. Some of it may not be all that easy to understand. Don’t let that hold you back. And even though expert presenters lead our sessions, make sure to ask questions!

Are parades using your medical records as confetti?

I’m torn, no pun intended. I enjoy celebrating special events and I’m excited about the U.S. Women’s Soccer Team's World Cup victory. The parade in NYC

Hacking for good: A Medicare administrative contractor tale

A Medicare administrative contractor had to automate in 20 weeks or lose its business. See how it accomplished this feat.

A medical professional works on a computer.

Complaints and solutions for the healthcare appeals and grievances problem

Take a look at some of the biggest challenges surrounding the appeals and grievances process at healthcare organizations and learn four key steps to overcome them.

Wrapping up #HIMSS15: Closing keynotes focus on affordable, effective care

Former President George W. Bush started the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) for Health IT back in 2004. He was also the first president to call

3 ways UPS mops up your healthcare data management

I am a fan of the podcast Planet Money. Now, I am not an economist and typically find the topic dry as toast, but I am continually surprised and