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HIMSS 2013 is coming up March 3-7 in New Orleans. Technology mandates and quality healthcare have finally come together in a way that we’ve never seen before, and in response, we’ve created specific content around the coming trends in 2013, with a particular focus on meaningfuluse, mobile health and consumer engagement.”
I am in New Orleans attending the 2013 HIMSS conference. Let me highlight a few key points and reflections I jotted down as I sat through several presentations about MeaningfulUse (MU) and the future of clinical informatics: Health IT is about improving clinical workflow efficiency and patient care.
The company supports provider organizations participating in the BPCI program , having gone live in Fall 2013. I discussed the current state of the EHR with Michael Nissenbaum of Aprima. The EHR has always been a data collection tool, a mechanism for data aggregation. Michael Nissenbaum – President & CEO, Aprima.
The company supports provider organizations participating in the BPCI program , having gone live in Fall 2013. I discussed the current state of the EHR with Michael Nissenbaum of Aprima. The EHR has always been a data collection tool, a mechanism for data aggregation. Michael Nissenbaum – President & CEO, Aprima.
Tavenner: 2014 is your last chance for a hardship exemption for MeaningfulUse 2 (Feb. DeSalvo: True EHR interoperability – and a national HIE – is possible by 2017 (Feb. Interoperability Showcase uses car crash to show how connected data really can improve patient care (March 5). CMS clarifies MU2 hardship exemptions.
Expanse for us represents the development over several years of an EHR that we designed for the post-MeaningfulUse era. We saw an opportunity in 2011 and 2012 to build a brand new EHR, and in particular, emphasize the provider experience. There are major established players in the EHR space. Very different.
If you’re being compliant or adherent you’ll read those three first: SaMD: Key Definitions (2013), SaMD: Possible Framework for Risk Categorization and Corresponding Considerations (2014), and SaMD: Application of Quality Management System (2015).) Comments Digital health figures in FDA's 2018 strategic roadmap.
Lieber reiterated HIMSS’ position that the federal government should extend the attestation period for MeaningfulUse Stage 2 by one year. 3:10 New ONC EHR certification proposal and continued questions about MeaningfulUse Stage 2. 9:05 Remember “macro objective” of MeaningfulUse.
Since I was Acting National Coordinator for about the same duration as Vindell will serve, (Fall of 2013 – after Farzad Mostashari departed, and before Karen DeSalvo arrived) I’ll offer some thoughts from one who has been in his position. Certification. Why was this?
If you’re being compliant or adherent you’ll read those three first: SaMD: Key Definitions (2013), SaMD: Possible Framework for Risk Categorization and Corresponding Considerations (2014), and SaMD: Application of Quality Management System (2015).) Comments Digital health figures in FDA's 2018 strategic roadmap.
If you’re being compliant or adherent you’ll read those three first: SaMD: Key Definitions (2013), SaMD: Possible Framework for Risk Categorization and Corresponding Considerations (2014), and SaMD: Application of Quality Management System (2015).) Comments Digital health figures in FDA's 2018 strategic roadmap.
If you’re being compliant or adherent you’ll read those three first: SaMD: Key Definitions (2013), SaMD: Possible Framework for Risk Categorization and Corresponding Considerations (2014), and SaMD: Application of Quality Management System (2015).) Comments Digital health figures in FDA's 2018 strategic roadmap.
If you’re being compliant or adherent you’ll read those three first: SaMD: Key Definitions (2013), SaMD: Possible Framework for Risk Categorization and Corresponding Considerations (2014), and SaMD: Application of Quality Management System (2015).) Comments Digital health figures in FDA's 2018 strategic roadmap.
Podcast: HIMSS CEO Steve Lieber: 2013 edition. Here’s a link to Salber’s post about the interview because I don’t want to steal page views. :). Related posts: Podcast: HIMSS CEO Steve Lieber, 2014 edition. HIMSS gossip.
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