From The Editor
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Making Health Data Hurricane-Proof
5/21/2014
Hurricane season is nearly upon us. Here’s 5 tips that can help ensure your health data can stand up to any storm.
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A Picture Of Wellness
4/29/2014
Do wellness screenings really have the potential to encourage prevention and cut healthcare costs? I submit to a personal screening and share my experience.
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Stirring The Health IT Pot
4/16/2014
In this, my 200th opinion column for Health IT Outcomes, I take a look back at some of the most controversial articles I’ve written to date and the valuable responses they have generated from our readers.
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Is Epic Future Proof?
4/9/2014
Are Epic’s days as an EHR giant numbered? This article examines the strengths, weaknesses, and long-term viability of this popular EHR platform, outlining some important EHR considerations for health providers.
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The Quest For Evidence At HIMSS14
3/5/2014
A clear sense of urgency to gather actionable health data that improves care and cuts costs was on display at this year’s HIMSS conference. Here are a few of my key observations and takeaways from the event.
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My 6 Must-See HIMSS14 Sessions
2/13/2014
I only have time to see a tiny fraction of the hundreds of educational sessions and keynotes on tap for HIMSS14, but these are the six I’m making sure to carve out time for in my schedule.
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A Strong Case For Smart Cards In Healthcare
2/5/2014
A smart card solution has helped Resolute Health reduce administrative labor and claims denials while improving the overall patient experience.
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Get Your ICD-10 House In Order
1/29/2014
Behind on your ICD-10 planning? Don’t panic. Instead, take a look at how Palomar Health is preparing for the transition, and adopt similar principles in your facility.
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What's New At HIMSS14?
1/21/2014
Several new attractions make their debut at the Annual HIMSS Conference and Exhibition this year. Here are the ones I’m most looking forward to.
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Population Health Management Proves HIT's Worth
1/8/2014
By leveraging data analytics technology to gain insight into its patient population, Northeast Georgia Physicians Group has decreased the A1C levels of its diabetic patients by 1.6 points and significantly reduced ER visits.