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Doctors in Maine in Connection with Blue Cross and Blue Shield Piloting Electronic Visit Program
The Medical Quack —
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Patients who use the pilot program will have no co-pays the article states. The e-visits consist of emailing the doctors and patients need to be members insured by Blue Cross/Blue Shield. The program can also be used to schedule appointments with doctors, request prescription refills and find out test results. ...1 day ago -
i3 An Ingenix Company (United Health Care) Partners With Acurian For Business Intelligence With Clinical Trials Marketing for Investigators
The Medical Quack —
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United Healthcare has so many entities in healthcare and here is one more, i3 that is partnering with clinical trial company Acurian to provide business intelligence data mining to work towards increasing participants with clinical trials by mining and identifying the individuals. Ingenix as we all have ...1 day ago -
An Effective Solution To Managing Imaging Utilization: Computerized Order Entry/Decision Support Systems
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An Effective Solution To Managing Imaging Utilization: Computerized Order Entry/Decision Support Systems3 days ago -
The Innovation Learning Network – Major Healthcare Organizations Working Together with “Design Thinking”
The Medical Quack —
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First of all I want to say thanks for the acknowledgement of my interview with Chris McCarthy of Kaiser Permanente. I was surprised to see the listing on the site. When you stop and take a look at their membership, there’s a lot of folks interested with innovation and how to carry through successful ...3 days ago -
Intel Wants You to Age Gracefully, at Home - BusinessWeek
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Intel Wants You to Age Gracefully, at Home - BusinessWeek4 days ago -
10 More Patients at Los Angeles Hospital Get CT Radiation Overdose
The Medical Quack —
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This time it is not Cedars but a hospital in the Glendale, CA area and a lot less patients, but that doesn’t make a lot of difference if you are one of the patients affected. It looks like a similar software type of issue with reprogramming. After having written code for a while, one thing you do with code, is ...5 days ago -
New Grants For Health IT Worker Training
Tech Daily Dose —
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Advertisement The nations health information technology coordinator announced Tuesday that his office will provide $80 million in grants to help in training skilled health information technology professionals who can work with hospitals, doctors and other providers in adopting health information technology. ...6 days ago -
Innovation and Learning at Kaiser Permanente – Interview With Chris McCarthy – Revised
The Medical Quack —
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This week I had the chance to speak with Chris McCarthy, Innovation Learning Network Director and Innovation Specialist at Kaiser Permanentes Innovation Consultancy. I really enjoyed the conversation and learned quite a bit about what is happening today with bringing the ever changing world of innovation into ...6 days ago -
Access To Electronic Health Records Data Safeguarded By Novel K-Anonymity Algorithm
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Access To Electronic Health Records Data Safeguarded By Novel K-Anonymity Algorithm6 days ago -
National Survey Of US Hospitals Shows Information Technology Has Yielded Neither Administrative Efficiencies Nor Cost Savings
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National Survey Of US Hospitals Shows Information Technology Has Yielded Neither Administrative Efficiencies Nor Cost Savings6 days ago -
Electronic Claims Submission in the US Is Lagging Too – 90% of Reimbursements Still Paper Checks
The Medical Quack —
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These are some pretty high numbers here at 90% of all medical claims still being cut on paper, not quite as bad as EHR adoption, but still with the technology do go electronic and the time it saves, well, we are back to the old word here called “change”. If you have ever done any medical billing, and I ...6 days ago -
Survey on Surgeons Making Errors – Are Locum Tenens, Medical Migrants A Contributing Factor?
The Medical Quack —
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There are a lot of surgeons doing this where they travel from one hospital to another, so get your records on a PHR so you are ready for this in case it happens to you. They of course do their best but when they travel from one location to another and have to rely on paper records that they can’t preview and ...6 days ago -
MyPHR – Website that Explains and Answers Questions and Why You Need One Today and Tomorrow
The Medical Quack —
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I get into conversations quite frequently about this and it is amazing that I still walk into doctors offices, hospitals and chat with individuals and they have never heard of a PHR, personal health record. One time I was trying to explain what it was to staff members and the physician thought I was having ...6 days ago -
Initial meaningful use standards to be simple, as deadline is in sight
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The bad news is, everyones a little antsy while waiting for final rules on "meaningful use" of EMRs. The good news is, HHS seems to be making progress toward defining the term that will determine who qualifies for federal stimulus funding for health IT. Plus, it looks like federal officials are listening to what the ...1 week ago -
New Study Finds Health Disparities Exist with EHR Adoption
EMR Blog —
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According to a recent study published by Health Affairs, hospitals in which racial and ethnic disparities exist are less likely than other hospitals to have adopted electronic health records (EHRs). Researchers surveyed 2,368 hospitals about their use of electronic systems for 24 functions. The hospitals that served ...1 week ago -
Health IT pros warn of network vulnerabilities during cyberwar
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Fans of doomsday scenarios, gather round. It may not be hackers that present the greatest threat to EHR databases, but terrorist groups or rogue regimes, a hospital IT director told federal officials last week. Testifying Friday before the federal Health IT Standards Committee, Chad Skidmore, director of network ...1 week ago -
Today’s Health Content Headlines
Health Content Advisors —
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Please scroll down if the story you are looking for is not the first headline. New stories are added throughout the day and I may have provided a link to the most current story that is now lower down on the page. Follow me on Twitter @janicemccallum.1 week ago -
Dillon & Paten Locke – Studies In Hunger / promo
GRANDGOOD —
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Mmmm food. Episode 3 of DillonAteThat.com TV -this one is conveniently enough a promo for my soon to be released album with Paten Locke, “Studies in Hunger” Available 12/8/09 on Domination Recordings. Buen Provecho! Bonus: “ Studies in Hunger Megamix ” Super Bonus: Part 4 of Dillon’s excursion to ...1 week ago -
Kaiser Permanente and Exempla Healthcare in Boulder EHRs Connected
The Medical Quack —
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You can read how they are doing it, this goes back to the announcement in October 2008 on the blog. BD Exempla Healthcare Hospitals to interface with the Kaiser ambulatory EMR - Colorado “Three hospitals in the system preparing to integrate and connect with Kaiser facilities, as they will more than ...1 week ago -
On eBay, the Fax and Healthcare Interop
Wes Rishel —
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This is a reply to Shane Taylor’s interesting comment on my Simple Healthcare Interop for Easy Applications post. I am using his comment as an opportunity to flog some important notions. Notion 1: You Can’t Step on Someone’s Toes with a Thoughtful Blog Comment Shane expressed a concern that his ...1 week ago

