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Contributing Writer · February 1, 2011
The impact of web-based EHRs on HIEs
One of the central features in the emerging national policy around Health Information Technology (HIT) is the need to connect everyone together in a way that is both seamless but also secure and private.
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Contributing Writer · January 28, 2011
Being Sick in a Digital Age: EMRs,Telemedicine and Virtual Consultations
Last week, I was ill. I was coughing, sweating, aching, spinning, you name it. With a whole mess of sickness flowing through my immune system, I had little to no energy left to be my ol’ self. I haven’t been this sick in a long...
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Contributing Writer · January 26, 2011
Certified Consultants: Driving EHR Adoption
A little over a year ago, Practice Fusion started the national Certified Consultant Network to help medical practices implement an electronic health record with on-site help. It consists of third party consultants who provide a wide range of services from hardware setup to billing along...
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Contributing Writer · January 25, 2011
EMRs and Health Data: Reporting the Numbers
Thanks to some connections at Microsoft I was made aware of some very interesting data that was published on the Windows Azure Data Marketplace by Practice Fusion – de-identified medical records of 5,000 patients. Of course, I had to take a look. What I found...
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Contributing Writer · January 24, 2011
Patient Demographics in an EMR Recognize Diversity
As both a patient and a mixed race American, I’m extremely happy to see that the ONC is requiring multiple race options for EMRs. Last week, Practice Fusion released another upgrade to our web based EMR that satisfied ONC Meaningful Use requirements.
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