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• EMR vs EHR – Are You Confused As Well?

  
  InterOpNurse — Authority: 91
  By InterOpNurse guest contributor: RevenueXL Inc.  What is the difference between an EMR and EHR? Aren’t they essentially the same? It is easy to notice the confusion created by the inconsistent messages being bandied about by different industry players.  Nextgen mentions both EMR and EHR in its home page ...
  11 hours ago

• Office Ally Adds More Connectivity for Physicians and Patients – EHR and PHR Web Based Services

  
  The Medical Quack — Authority: 514
  If you read this blog often enough, under Physician’s Resources there’s a permanent link to the Office Ally website to reach their site.  In addition to offering FREE clearinghouse services, Office Ally also has a web based PHR and EHR medical record services.  What is nice about the PHR is that it allows ...
  12 hours ago

• Medical Records Protocol

  
  Toronto Estate Law Blog — Authority: 126
  Medical Records are one of the most important categories of evidence available to the estate litigator. In most cases, medical records from health care providers who treated a testator in and about the time a Will was made will be seen as the most persuasive evidence available because the author of such records will ...
  22 hours ago

• The Black Hole of Not Knowing

  
  Elder Care ABC — Authority: 425
  by Joy Loverde Put yourself in this situation for a moment. Your Mom is rushed to the emergency room. She’s too ill to speak and the doctor asks you if she is allergic to any medications. a)  You don’t know the answer and fear what may happen next. b)  You try to recall her doctor’s name, and start ...
  23 hours ago

• US Lags in Health IT for Primary Care

  
  Healthcare Technology News — Authority: 108
  46% of U.S. primary care physicians report using electronic medical records (EMRs) significantly trailing other leading countries. EMRs are "nearly universal" in the Netherlands (99%), New Zealand (97%), the U.K. (96%), Australia (95%), Italy (94%), Norway (97%), and Sweden (94%). The Commonwealth Fund report on A ...
  1 day ago

• Wireless Portable Digital Tools with Blue Tooth – Scan, Print and Convert on the Go

  
  The Medical Quack — Authority: 514
  I thought I was really hot having a portable scanner that I carry with me that is small, but the pen has me beat and no feeding through the unit.   Seriously though I have that USB scanner with me at all times so I can convert if I need to and not have to worry about shuffling papers around.  It scans right on ...
  1 day ago

• U.S. continues to trail other countries in physician IT adoption

  
  News — Authority: 128
  The Commonwealth Funds annual survey of international health policy is out, and, to nobodys surprise, primary-care physicians in the U.S. and Canada continue to trail their counterparts in Europe and the South Pacific in terms of health IT adoption. The survey, published as a Health Affairs web exclusive, finds that ...
  1 day ago

• Why Participatory Medicine?

  
  e-Patients.net — Authority: 518
  For most people, their impetus to be actively engaged in healthcare comes from an experience with serious illness—either their own or a loved one’s. My journey into participatory medicine began during my internal medicine residency at Boston City Hospital , a public urban hospital, in the late 1980s.  While ...
  1 day ago

• Women with dense breasts at higher risk of breast cancer recurrence

  
  Art Institute — Authority: 154
  has not been thoroughly studied. Researchers led by Steven A. Narod, MD, of the Womens College Research Institute in Toronto, reviewed the medical records of 335 patients who had undergone lumpectomy for breast cancer.
  2 days ago

• Social Security To Start Sharing Electronic Records with VA and DOD in February 2010

  
  The Medical Quack — Authority: 514
  Records have been exchanged between Social Security and the VA, but it has been digital paper formats and not actual data.  The article also states that Social Security is about ready to show some demonstrations of mapping healthcare information to HeatlhVault.  The Health Internet – Government Looking to ...
  2 days ago

• New HIPAA Privacy and Security Enforcement Laws Favor Smart Card Use in Healthcare.

  
  WorldHealthCareBlog.org — Authority: 108
  Smart cards have been touted for years as a secure and efficient way to convey identification information, health plan benefits information, electronic health records, and more. However, adoption has been slow as providers dragged their feet in buying the necessary readers while the industry has worked to develop ...
  2 days ago

• If You Represent US, You Must Vote Against Self-styled Healthcare Reform.

  
  Medical Malprocess — Authority: 113
  This is written to 435 people in the two Houses of Congress called our Representatives. “Represent” means to speak for or act in the best interest of. If you truly do that, you must vote against the HR (numbers change along with content and without notice) claiming to be healthcare reform. Here are five reasons. ...
  3 days ago

• The Future of Medical Technology

  
  The Daily Reckoning — Authority: 643
  In the future, a visit to your family physician, or any specialist, will begin with a quick scan of the computer screen, where a few keystrokes will tell the doctor everything he or she needs to know about you – all the way from how much you weighed at birth, to X-rays of that bone you broke when you flipped your ...
  4 days ago

• Identity Resolution Daily Links 2009-11-06

  
  Identity Resolution Daily — Authority: 118
  [Post from Infoglide ] The Other Half of Entity Resolution “In a recent post, Jonathan McDonald quotes one definition of entity resolution: ‘According to Gartner, entity resolution is ‘the capability to resolve multiple labels for individuals, products or other noun classes of data into a single resolved ...
  4 days ago

• Critically Sick Healthcare – ‘Fixed’ Politically

  
  Medical Malprocess — Authority: 113
  Suppose that health care providers handled sick patients the same way that our so-called Representatives are treating a sick system named healthcare. Below are examples medical care followed in italics by analogous Congressional ‘treatment’ of healthcare. You go to your primary doctor complaining of pain in your ...
  4 days ago

• Adventures in Primary Care

  
  DiabetesMine: the all things diabetes blog — Authority: 537
  In the years since my diagnosis, I’ve often wondered why I needed a primary care physician.  Since my health is all about controlling blood sugars and staving off D-complications these days, I literally have only seen our family doctor two or three times in the past six years.  And then recently, we got a letter ...
  4 days ago

• Case studies show how heath IT fits in today

  
  Covering Health — Authority: 431
  Writing for content, document and knowledge management publication KMWorld, David Raths evaluates applications of health information technology , or HIT, in a set of case studies which he wraps up into a handy overview of the utility and potential of HIT and electronic medical records. Raths breaks HIT up into ...
  5 days ago

• What the Google Privacy Dashboard can mean for health

  
  ZDNet Healthcare — Authority: 128
  What if you could find out where all your health data is? What if you could learn just which doctors, which hospitals, which insurers have what types of electronic data on you?
  5 days ago

• Extormity Announces New Marketing Strategy EHRs Available Soon for Purchase In Vending Machines – SEEDIE Lives On

  
  The Medical Quack — Authority: 514
  You have to love these guys, this is funny, so now all the junk foods and mints no longer have a monopoly on what you can buy!  According to the article they are also exploring other areas where the market for an EHR would be good, at the ball game or even at concerts (grin).  I take it this will be the “light” ...
  1 week ago

• Gigabit Has a New iPhone Application – HealthSynch to Store Data on the Device And Later to Synchronize with Google Health PHR

  
  The Medical Quack — Authority: 514
  This current version of HealthSync does not sync yet according to the article but the next version will with Google Health.  For 99 cents at the app store, it’s almost free.  Gigabit is also the same company who works with Airstrip with their OBGYN software, which has been FDA approved for use.  BD  ...
  1 week ago

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