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🌟 Honored to have my insights featured in Healthcare IT News discussing the new HHS final rule on information blocking! 🌟 As a strong advocate for better data accessibility in healthcare, I believe that enforcing disincentives against info blocking is a crucial step forward for our industry. As I shared in the article, "Facilitating unrestricted access to electronic health information can advance coordinated and efficient care across the healthcare system." Read more about the industry's reactions and the implications of this significant regulatory update. I’d love to hear your thoughts on these new developments in healthcare IT! #HealthIT #InformationBlocking #HealthcareInnovation #Interoperability #PatientCare #DataIntegration

Are you ready to ease the paperwork burden on patients, staff, and physicians? Learn how one healthcare organization implemented our Informed Consent Nova solution. You will hear about why they made the move to Informed Consent Nova, how Interlace Health enhanced the use of their EHR, and more! You do not want to miss this webinar. To register, click the link below. https://bit.ly/493Kf2v #healthcare #healthIT #healthprofessionals #HITsm #econsent #ehealth #healthtechnology

Health IT vendors generally express support for HHS info blocking disincentives - Healthcare IT news Title: Health IT Vendors Support HHS Info Blocking Disincentives #Vendor Support for HHS Disincentives Health IT vendors are generally in favor of the HHS's proposed disincentives for information blocking, showing support for increased transparency and interoperability in healthcare technology. #Transparency and Interoperability Vendors believe that transparency and interoperability are crucial for improving patient care and overall healthcare outcomes, and they see the HHS's efforts as a step in the right direction. #Challenges and Concerns While vendors support the HHS's goals, they also have concerns about the implementation of disincentives and the potential impact on their businesses. They are looking for clarity and guidance from the government to navigate these ai.mediformatica.com #health #healthcare #finalrule #this #news #provider #healthcareit #about #healthsystems #informationblocking #reaction #departmentofhealth #digitalhealth #healthit #healthtech #healthcaretechnology @MediFormatica (https://buff.ly/3xGOh3g)

Duplicate Health Records Draining Your Revenue? Duplicate health records cost healthcare organizations millions! This infographic by 4medica dives deep into the hidden costs and how they impact patient care, operations, and your bottom line. Here's what you'll learn: * The true cost of duplicate health records *How duplicates compromise patient care * Strategies to achieve "One Patient... One Record" Stop wasting resources and ensure quality care! Download the infographic and discover how 4medica can help: https://ow.ly/KBms50SHkCc #healthcare #medicalrecords #datamanagement #4medica

There is an impending data explosion on the horizon thanks to the 21st Century Cures Act. This means it's time for healthcare organizations to get serious about their plan for managing an ever-growing influx of data. We asked healthcare executives from hospitals, health systems, and payers in the U.S. on what they expect with the Cures Act. Check out the infographic to see their responses: https://bit.ly/3uFqdMN #Interoperability #HealthTech #EHR

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently finalized rules to penalize healthcare providers for information blocking, aiming to enhance data sharing and patient care. Key Points - ▶ Mixed Reactions - Hospitals and physician groups claim the penalties are excessive, while health IT vendors see benefits for patient care. ▶ Industry Support - Health IT leaders believe stringent penalties will improve data sharing, patient outcomes, and reduce costs. ▶ Future Impact - Enhanced enforcement aims to promote a healthcare ecosystem where data flows freely and securely. #HealthIT #Interoperability #HealthcareInnovation #DataSharing #PatientCare

Health systems face many challenges that test their ability to deliver care. These hurdles, including clinician shortages, rising operational costs, and the ongoing shift towards value-based care, demand a reimagined approach to healthcare delivery. Michael Meucci, President and CEO of Arcadia, and Josh Kahane, MD, CEO of HealthHelper, recently discussed this topic. Hear what they have to say, then read on to learn how healthcare leaders like you can navigate the complex landscape of capacity challenges in healthcare. https://ow.ly/XKMg50RyxVn #healthcaretransformation #healthit #operationalefficiency #healthcareleadership

This may seem trivial to some but when dealing with large amounts of data it can become a huge issue and has cost me many a long night 🙄 This article from Healthcare IT Today emphasizes the importance of accurately capturing patient addresses in healthcare systems. It discusses how incorrect or outdated addresses can lead to various challenges, including billing errors, missed appointments, and difficulties in delivering care. The author suggests strategies for improving address data quality, such as implementing address validation tools and ensuring frontline staff are trained to collect accurate information. Overall, the article underscores the significance of maintaining precise patient addresses to enhance healthcare delivery and patient satisfaction. https://lnkd.in/ec-ybxTf #healthcare #healthcaredata #ehr #healthcareit

Failing to manage costs related to dark data ultimately affects a hospital's ability to provide quality care. Thank you, Teri Harkins, for this blog. It's worth the read. SpendMend #darkdata #healthcareleadership #costcyclemanagement #hospitals #qualitycare #patientcare

As interoperability becomes a norm in most health care, some providers are still not being able to access what they need to. Learn what to push for receiving when preparing for interoperability here! #InformationAsymmetry #Interoperability