EMR-EHR-articles

  1. HIMSS Unveils The Digital Health Indicator To Measure Health System Progress Toward A Digital Health Ecosystem 4/28/2020

    The current pandemic has challenged every global health system to rapidly scale services to meet the growing demands for care, while public health agencies strive to keep people and populations healthy by mitigating risks of infection, which also serves to reduce demands on health systems.

  2. TELUS Health Expands Digital Home Health Monitoring To Virtually Support B.C. Patients With Or At Risk Of COVID-19 4/23/2020

    Today, TELUS Health announced the expansion of its Home Health Monitoring (HHM) solution so that nurses and other healthcare providers in British Columbia can digitally monitor more patients remotely while they recover from COVID-19.

  3. Tabula Rasa HealthCare® And CQuentia® Expand Partnership With COVID-19 Test Kit Distribution Agreement 4/16/2020

    Tabula Rasa HealthCare®, Inc. (TRHC) (NASDAQ: TRHC), a healthcare technology company advancing the field of medication safety, today announced an expanded laboratory services agreement with CQuentia, a comprehensive analytics platform and molecular laboratory for personalized medicine.

  4. ADVault, Inc. And eHealth Exchange Deliver Advance Care Plans Directly Within Electronic Health Records 4/16/2020

    eHealth Exchange, one of the nation’s largest health information networks, announced today its newest network participant, ADVault, Inc., the creators of MyDirectives.

  5. TELUS Health Enables 26,000 Canadian Family Doctors To Conduct Virtual Visits With Their Patients To Reduce Exposure Risk 4/8/2020

    Today, TELUS Health announced it is enabling 26,000 Canadian family doctors to conduct virtual visits with their patients by seamlessly integrating this functionality into its electronic medical records (EMRs) offering.

  6. Electronic Patient Record Provider PatientSource To Offer 'Slimmed Down' Version Of Their Software In Response To Coronavirus Pandemic 4/7/2020

    PatientSource has announced that it will be offering an adapted version of its Electronic Patient Record (EPR) software to healthcare organisations across the globe, completely free of charge with minimal cloud hosting costs, to help combat the Coronavirus pandemic.

  7. Somatix Announces Integration With PointClickCare 4/1/2020

    Somatix® Inc., an Artificial Intelligence (AI) software company which provides a Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) solution to healthcare providers, is proud to announce a technology partnership with PointClickCare, the leading cloud-based software vendor for the senior care market.

  8. Leading PEO Tackles Employee COVID-19 Healthcare Concerns With Free Telemedicine Program 4/1/2020

    Vensure Employer Services, one of the nation’s leading PEOs, has responded to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak by extending its telemedicine services, MDLIVE, at no cost to clients, employees, and their family members for the next 90 days.

  9. MTBC Introduces MTBC Force, Enabling RCM And Health It Companies To Quickly Scale And Expand Services 3/26/2020

    MTBC, Inc. (Nasdaq: MTBC) (Nasdaq: MTBCP), a leading provider of cloud-based healthcare IT solutions and services, today announced the official launch of MTBC Force, a niche offering designed to support the human capital and technology needs of other vendors providing revenue cycle management (“RCM”) and healthcare IT solutions to the healthcare market.

  10. Remote Patient Monitoring Solutions Such As SafeBeing From Somatix Can Be Effective Tools To Help Monitor Patients During Epidemics 3/19/2020

    Somatix® Inc., an Artificial Intelligence (AI) software company which provides a Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) solution to healthcare providers, is informing nursing homes, senior living facilities, subacute short-term care facilities and hospitals that its SafeBeing™ platform can be beneficial to patient care in times of health crises. By providing 24/7 passive monitoring and predictive analytics, SafeBeing enhances safety and makes it easier for resource constrained providers to monitor patients remotely, including those in isolation at home or in healthcare facilities due to flu outbreaks or those quarantined due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19).