Optimize your ICD-10 Planning and Implementation
A significant issue in healthcare today is the mandate to move from ICD-9 to the ICD-10 system for disease classification as well as the change from HIPAA 4010 to 5010. […]
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KLAS Reveals the Top-Performing HIT Vendors of 2009
Adam Gale, President, KLAS Enterprises, Orem, UT. As a still-struggling economy and looming meaningful use requirements continue to cloud the future of the healthcare IT industry, picking the right IT […]
Cerner Collaboration No. 19: Physician Documentation – Problem List and Diagnoses
Judy Van Norman, Senior Director, Care Transformation, Banner Health, and Dr. Joel Shoolin, Vice President, Clinical Information, Advocate Healthcare, moderators. A detailed discussion of implementing and supporting Problem List and […]
NextGen No. 3: NextGen Insights by KLAS
Mark Wagner, Director of Ambulatory Research, and Katie Wood, Research Manager, KLAS Enterprises, Orem, UT. Jason and Katie provide up to the minute findings from their recent survey of ambulatory […]
HHS/ONC HIT Policy Committee Update
Marc Probst, CIO, Intermountain HealthCare and HIT Policy Committee Member, Office of the National Coordinator for HIT, Department of Health and Human Services, discusses the latest information and efforts of […]
Reducing Waste in Healthcare: Impact of IT
Bob Kelley, Vice President, Healthcare Analytics, Thomson Reuters. This session will provide an objective look at the savings potential in the U.S. healthcare system based on findings from a recent […]
Cerner Collaboration No. 20: Cerner Inpatient Clinical Documentation – Successful Practices at Advocate
Joel Shoolin, DO, Vice President, Advocate Healthcare, briefly describes what Advocate has successfully done to date, and is planning, regarding physician documentation using examples from the ED and progress notes. […]
Growing Market for Anesthesia Information Systems
Jason Hess, General Manager, Clinical Research, KLAS Enterprises, Orem, UT. Because of the complex, demanding and unique nature of the operating room, the surgery department - and anesthesia specifically - […]
A Bridge to CPOE: Meeting Meaningful Use and Evidence-Based Order Sets
Jeffrey S. Rose, MD, VP Clinical Excellence, Informatics, Ascension Health, and Alan Snell, MD, MMM, Chief Medical Informatics Officer, St. Vincent Health. With Meaningful Use criteria established, the question for […]
Meeting Meaningful Use: Recommendations from HITSP Chair, John Halamka, MD
John Halamka, MD, CIO at Care Group and Chair of Healthcare Information Technology Standards Panel and Gregory J. DeBor, Client Partner, Health Delivery, CSC. Based on the Notice of Proposed […]
ED EMR Deployment and Culture Change: Success Factors and Lessons Learned at Advocate HealthCare
Douglas A. Propp, MD, MS, FACEP, FACPE, Medical Director/Department Chair, Emergency Dept. and Medical Director Clinical Informatics, Advocate Lutheran General Hospital. Dr. Propp describes guiding principles and tactics for "non-incremental […]
New Facility Technology Planning at Palomar Pomerado Health
Steven Tanaka, CIO, Palomar Pomerado Health, and Todd Hollowell, Vice President, Impact Advisors, describe emerging trends, best practices, and unforeseen challenges in New Facility Technology Planning, using Palomar Pomerado Health's […]
Health Information Exchanges: Separating Fact from Fiction
Jason Hess, General Manager, Clinical Research, KLAS Enterprises, Orem, UT. With the advent of meaningful use requirements and the prospect of a Nationwide Health Information Network, interest in health information […]
IT Service Quality, Delivered Meaningfully: Part Two
Mike Wilson, Senior IT Director, Clinical Information Systems, Compuware. Join Mike as he continues his series on IT Service Quality. He provides specific examples of how effective monitoring of clinical […]
Cerner Collaboration No. 21: Bar Code Med Administration
Fred Machouka discusses Bar Code Med Administration at Memorial Hermann, and describes the initiative to date, success factors, lessons learned and resulting impact.