Lack of interoperability between healthcare facilities proved challenging for patients who sought care in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, according to an analysis by Wired science writer Megan Molteni.
EHRs / Interoperability
Albuquerque, N.M.-based Lovelace Health System launched an Epic EMR across all clinics and hospitals Aug. 25.
Cerner revealed the roster for its advisory group on veterans healthcare Sept. 5.
Cerner teamed up with Birmingham, Ala.-based HealthSouth Corp., a provider of post-acute services, to establish a post-acute innovation center.
Jeanne Lillig-Patterson, 59, co-founder of the pediatric healthcare nonprofit First Hand Foundation, died Sept. 4 after an ongoing battle with breast, bone and brain cancer, The Kansas City Star reports.
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Hospital operations at various facilities took a hit in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, which struck the Texas coast Aug. 25.
Hospital operations at various facilities took a hit in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, which battered the east coast of Texas Friday.
Cerner entered into a strategic partnership with DoseMe, allowing Cerner EHR users to use real-time precision dosing software, DoseMeRx, within the platform.
Under HIPAA, patients are granted the right to access their medical data, but some find this data hard to access, confusing to interpret or harmful to the patient-physician relationship.
Judy Faulkner, founder and CEO of Epic, ranked No. 73 on Forbes' third annual "Richest In Tech" list, released Aug. 23.