Health information technology (IT) developers, providers and consumers will get more flexibility through a final rule issued today by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) at the ...
Theralytics' Practice Management and Data Collection Software met the Office of the National Coordinator for Health ...
The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT announced a new proposed rule on Tuesday, containing new statutory language for further implementation and certification criteria of the 21st Cures ...
The Certification Commission for Healthcare Information Technology has introduced electronic health record certification programs in obstetrics, oncology and clinical research, the latest clinical ...
The Department of Health and Human Services has received more than a thousand claims of blocked or stymied access to electronic health record information in recent years. Health IT HHS The Department ...
Maryland has made its first payments to medical providers and hospitals through the federal Medicaid Electronic Health Records Incentive Program. Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown announced that more than $2 ...
CCHIT to Launch EHR Certification for Hospitals The Certification Commission for Health Information Technology has announced it will launch a new customized electronic health record certification ...
There are important changes to medical records and referral processes at SCCA — Read about them here
SCCA is moving to Epic as its singular electronic health record platform. Epic is the predominant electronic health record (EHR) at health systems throughout the Puget Sound area. Patients, staff and ...
This story was updated with new information on Jan. 31. Leaders of the House Veterans Affairs Committee introduced legislation to force improvements to the VA's troubled $20 billion-plus electronic ...
WASHINGTON — The Department of Veterans Affairs is accelerating a systemwide rollout of its new electronic health records platform, with full deployment at all medical sites by 2031, according to the ...
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Paper vs. electronic medical records
However, paper-based records aren’t quite a thing of the past. The most recent published figures show that only 78 percent of ...
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