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Ensuring the Security and Privacy of Patient Data while Managing Large Volumes of Electronic Health Records (EHRs)

Healthcare IT Today

How can healthcare organizations ensure the security and privacy of patient data while managing large volumes of electronic health records (EHRs) ? We reached out to our incredible Healthcare IT Today Community for their insights into this question and the following is what they had to share.

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Federal Innovation Hubs Can Jump-Start Healthcare Technology Adoption

Healthcare IT Today

So slow, it may be decades before the benefits of one of today’s new technologies make a measurable impact in healthcare. In the early 2000’s, healthcare organizations began using electronic health records (EHRs). The Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Office of Healthcare Innovation and Learning (OHIL) is one example.

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The intersection of LLMs, EHRs and SDoH

Lloyd Price

Exec Summary: The intersection of large language models (LLMs), electronic health records (EHRs), and social determinants of health (SDoH) holds immense potential for revolutionising healthcare delivery and improving population health outcomes. Bias and fairness: LLMs trained on biased data can perpetuate health inequalities.

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Health and IT Literacy

Healthcare IT Today

That’s a lot of faith that patients put into the healthcare system. The same is true with many when it comes to healthcare technology. Many highly trained doctors go into a new job having no clue how to use a new or different EHR. There’s varying levels of technical proficiency.

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Bridges and Tunnels: Future High Value Assets in Healthcare Technology

Lloyd Price

Exec Summary: The bridges and tunnels in healthcare technology are the infrastructure and systems that enable the efficient and reliable delivery of healthcare services. This is essential for providing telemedicine services, remote patient monitoring, and other healthcare services that rely on data sharing.

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HTI-1 Final Rule: Implications for Healthcare Providers – Focus on DSI and Algorithmic Transparency

Healthcare IT Today

The HTI-1 Final Rule particularly focuses on enhancing algorithmic transparency for predictive DSIs defined broadly, encompassing technologies from simple algorithms to advanced machine learning models. Providers not using certified EHR may face downward payment adjustments to their Medicare reimbursements in the affected payment year.

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Cutting Through the AI Hype: Deploying AI Now to Improve Patient Care

Healthcare IT Today

Although promising in its ability to transform healthcare through more efficient and accurate data capture and management, there is still much that we as an industry and society need to understand before scaling its use, especially when it comes to patient care. hours per day beyond work hours completing EHR documentation.

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