What can the VA do to fix its EHR problem? A former CIO weighs in
In a pair of op-eds published in the Federal News Network, former Veterans Affairs Deputy
Electronic Health Records (EHR
Leaked recording prompts questions about Epic's DEI commitment
On an audio recording posted to Reddit by an anonymous user on Monday night, a
Docs who spend less time in the EHR are more likely to leave their jobs
A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Network Open this week
Johns Hopkins develops Epic-embedded tool to better support telehealth patients
Johns Hopkins Medicine has developed a tool aimed at automatically identifying patients likely to need
Learn how the EHR has grown from a workflow and billing application to a crucial tool supporting achievement of strategic goals
Hear how leading provider organizations use the EHR to drive strategic goals. In the early
Virtual care management growth may slow, but will keep climbing, analysts say
A new Chilmark Research report out this week found that so-called omni-channel platforms aim to
COVID-19 vaccine credential app now available for small businesses, schools
The Commons Project announced on Thursday that it had released a free COVID-19 vaccination verification
Scripps Health slowly coming back online, 3 weeks after attack
Three weeks after a cyberattack led to a network outage at Scripps Health, employees say
Cerner PAC stops donating to elected officials who 'incited violence' in Capitol
Cerner confirmed this week that it had suspended political donations to any “candidate or official
Connecticut practice settles EHR-related malpractice lawsuit for $2M
A Norwich, Connecticut-based OB-GYN facility reached a $2 million settlement in a medical malpractice lawsuit