5 Benefits of Cloud Fax

The traditional fax method has now evolved known as cloud faxing. Cloud faxing for healthcare providers is more efficient and offers better security than traditional methods. Cloud faxing eliminates the need for paperwork and transmits data digitally. To make cloud faxing work health systems require internet connectivity and an active account with the cloud faxing [...]

Epic Systems Partners with Press Ganey

The most prominent health IT vendor Epic Systems have collaborated with Press Ganey, a patient satisfaction consulting company, to advance the integration of patient experience insight into Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Software. The partnership aims to improve care by supporting customized experiences and a complete understanding of every patient. Integration of Press Ganey data into [...]

Integrated EHR Software with Telemedicine

The global pandemic changed the way how the healthcare landscape is navigated. It made Telemedicine EMR Software solutions take the center stage in providing remote care to patients. When COVID-19 was at its highest, telemedicine sessions accounted for 80% of areas where the situation got worse. The robust platform enabled patients to get access to [...]

Hospitals use Health Data Exchange – ONC Report

Interoperability in healthcare is crucial for delivering high-quality care, reducing costs, and improving efficiencies. As the interoperable exchange of health information enhances, 88% of hospitals in the US participate in electronic health data exchange as of 2021, as revealed by the ONC data brief. The ONC data brief shows the state of interoperability among hospitals. [...]

Increase in ePrescribing Adoption

An ONC data brief has shown an increase in ePrescribing adoption for controlled substances. The use of electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS) and prescription drug monitoring programs (PDMPs) can support clinicians to make confident and informed care and treatment decisions. The USA is going through a drug overdose crisis, and using EPCS and PDMPs [...]

The Technology Physicians Require

Healthcare providers are responsible to offer the best care to their patients. This requires flexibility and smooth availability of crucial data to make informed care decisions. However, it’s still not easy for clinicians to provide the optimum care their patient needs as many providers don’t have access to basic patient records outside their software system. [...]

Lee Health uses Epic-linked RPM

Lee Health located in Fort Myers, Florida used Epic software linked Remote Patient Monitoring which enabled the hospital to send fewer people to ERs. RPM tools have been helpful to offer patients the care and monitoring they need from the comfort of their homes. The issue before Epic remote patient monitoring was used Telemedicine EMR [...]

Importance of PDMPs in Healthcare

Prescription drug monitoring programs help healthcare providers make sure that they are well aware of patients who are addicted or are at risk of becoming addicted to dangerous prescription drugs. The PDPM program is a proactive strategy to combat the opioid crisis in the United States. What are Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs? PDMP programs are [...]

Reducing Physician Burnout

Unnecessary administrative burdens and needless tasks only add up to physician burnout which can take a toll on healthcare providers and primary care specialists. Physician burnout is an ongoing issue faced in hospitals and healthcare systems. Fortunately, there are a few ways in which hospitals can address this problem. What fuels physician burnout? The main [...]

Community Hospital implements Cerner EHR Software

The Carolina-based community hospital system, Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital is set to implement cloud-based Cerner EHR Software,  according to reporting from elkintribune. By deploying the Cerner EMR system the community hospital will be able to streamline its daily workflows and enhance patient safety for better health outcomes. Benefits of leveraging cloud-based EMR software solutions from [...]

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