RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services have launched a new electronic health record system for 13 state-operated health facilities. The new system in ...
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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 ...
WASHINGTON — The modernized electronic health records system at the Department of Veterans Affairs is designed to provide instant access to digital medical records of patients across the VA and ...
The Department of Veterans Affairs is looking to restart deployments of its beleaguered Oracle Cerner electronic health record system at additional medical facilities in fiscal year 2025, but ...
A new study from researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine shows an improvement in screening rates for anxiety and depression among epilepsy patients with the implementation of an ...
NHS England has approved the first of a new generation of electronic patient record systems for GP practices. Developed by Medicus Health, the cloud-based technology can support the integration of ...
Sansum Health patients will move from MyChart to Sutter Health's My Health Online portal. Credit: Courtesy photo Sansum Clinic patients will be switched to a new health care information portal next ...
The Department of Veterans Affairs’ electronic health record system was hit yesterday with a five-hour service disruption, FedScoop has learned. Clinicians using the Oracle Cerner-operated platform ...
The Fast Company Executive Board is a private, fee-based network of influential leaders, experts, executives, and entrepreneurs who share their insights with our audience. BY Elizabeth Kiehner A ...
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A new study of patients' electronic health records found that doctors were more likely to use negative words in describing visits with Black and Hispanic patients than white patients, something that ...
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