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Queensland Virtual Hospital to offer emergency care and more briefs

Healthcare IT News - Telehealth

Meanwhile, an adjacent service, the Queensland Telestroke Service , will be integrated into the Queensland Virtual Hospital at the end of the year. MED connects EMR via cloud Telemedicine service My Emergency Doctor can now provide systems interoperability to enable hospitals to conduct virtual board rounds.

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Upcoming Healthcare Regulations and Their Impact on Healthcare IT

Healthcare IT Today

Mimi Winsberg, Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer at Brightside Health We have been in an uncertain time for regulation around telemedicine, and there are a few key trends to watch. We need to refine the Ryan Haight Act to develop a telemedicine registry that can safely prescribe controlled medication virtually.

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Sheri Rawlings, CIO, San Juan Regional Medical Center, Chapter 2

Health System CIO

It’s not just the EMR, but the delivery mechanism such as VMware or Citrix, along with the combination of some kind of a single sign-on. But for the majority of us who are community type hospitals, it really didn’t do anything except give us some extra funding and get our paper records electronic. Bold Statements.

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Hospitals Switching IT Plans Rapidly As COVID-19 Impact Grows

Healthcare IT Today

As the COVID-19 pandemic intensifies, hospitals are struggling valiantly to keep up with the influx of infected patients. Hospital IT departments, meanwhile, are undergoing stresses of their own as they work to support the rapidly escalating needs of clinicians.

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Yhprum's Law applied to Healthcare Technology: Celebrate the unexpected victories because "Everything that can work, will work"

Lloyd Price

Its the flipside of Murphys Law, which might predict a crashed EMR system or a glitchy wearable failing at the worst moment. Telemedicine, for instance, exploded during the COVID-19 pandemic. The apps ubiquity and simplicity made it a lifeline when formal telemedicine wasnt an option. Take emergency medicine as an example.