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The Back of a Napkin: Great for Brainstorming, Not so Great for Medication Lists

Don’t Let Legacy Data Bog Down Your EHR Go-Live

Oklahoma Health System Turns to Data to Manage Diabetes Care
  
November 22, 2022

The Back of a Napkin: Great for Brainstorming, Not so Great for Medication Lists

It’s a common scenario for hospital physicians: patients come to the Emergency Department without any idea of what medications they are taking. If...
November 19, 2022

The Secret Lives of Pharmacists: 5 Big Reveals Hiding in Plain Sight

Pharmacists are not who you think they are. Tell someone you’re a pharmacist, and they will likely picture you behind a busy counter filling...
November 10, 2022

Oklahoma Health System Turns to Data to Manage Diabetes Care

November is National Diabetes Month, when patients, clinicians, and advocacy groups come together to sound the alarm on one of the country’s most...
October 31, 2022

Surprised? Election Week Poll Finds Most Americans Would Vote for Their Physician

Nearly two-thirds of Americans (64%) say they would vote for their physician if they were on the ballot, which may surprise some and shock others,...
October 28, 2022

Like a Speeding Train: Prescribers Race to Prepare for Jan. 1 EPCS Mandate

A federal e-prescribing mandate for controlled substances that’s been inching its way forward for five years is now barreling at full steam toward...
October 28, 2022

Don’t Let Legacy Data Bog Down Your EHR Go-Live

Cumbersome processes and the cost of migrating data are two main barriers in moving clinical data from one electronic health record (EHR) system to...
September 15, 2022

An Internist’s Toughest Task: Getting Medication Lists Right

Internal Medicine doctors have a lot to think about. They provide a broad range of care to treat a wide variety of medical conditions—from common...
August 16, 2022

21st Century Cures Act: Opportunities and Risks for EHR and HIT Vendors

It’s finally here. After years of planning, analysis, and debate, the 21st Century Cures Act ONC Final Rule is in place. What does this mean for...
July 26, 2022

Getting into the Rhythm: Medication Reconciliation Improves the Discharge Dance

When a hospital discharges a patient to a nursing home, it sets in motion a carefully choreographed sequence of events that must be performed...
June 22, 2022

Guest Post: Let’s Not Accept Fragmented Medication Data as a Normal State of Affairs

When physicians get together, we swap stories like athletes recounting the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. It’s a way to share patient...
June 16, 2022

What Does It Cost? Prescription Price Transparency is Priceless for Providers and Patients

Healthcare providers and patients are often in the dark when it comes to the cost of prescription drugs. That’s more than a simple...
May 10, 2022

Dynamic Data is a Doctor’s Best Friend

They say “a picture is worth a thousand words.” If that’s true, a picture is priceless when it comes to data. Just as a spreadsheet of raw...
April 19, 2022

Easy-Peasy: AI Simplifies a Complex Data Migration Project

As healthcare organizations continue to consolidate due to mergers and acquisitions, one of the big challenges they face is how to migrate data from...
April 1, 2022

DrFirst Brings Holograms to Telehealth

DrFirst continues to shake up the health tech sector, this time with a cutting-edge holographic physician projection device. The new tech—iHOP—or...
March 17, 2022

Partnerships Are the Key to Clean Data Migrations

Unstructured, incomplete clinical data is the enemy of value-based care and impedes population health initiatives. In a recent interview, John Lynn...
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