EHR Resources

A recent IDC study* found that by 2023, 70% of healthcare organizations' attempts to scale value-based care models will fail unless they invest in data-driven governance, operations, and organizational infrastructure.

EHR implementation is a goal for many organizations, bringing along with it strengthened electronic prescribing, more auditing capabilities, and structured documentation. Hear from Liverpool Women’s CIO Matt Connor as he describes his experience with HER implementation while working with CereCore International.

Many healthcare providers juggle 6 to 20 external support tools, including apps, internal systems, and payer tools. Discover how to attack the “crowded desktop” problem and n strike a balance between seamless provider engagement and fulfilling payer requirements in this white paper.

Today, there is a major disconnect between patient experience and evidence-based practice, mainly coming in the form of missing annual physicals, immunizations, and preventive screenings. So, how can healthcare organizations better close the care gap? Tune into this webinar to learn more.

St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton partners with Nutanix to enhance access to critical healthcare applications like EMR, scale infrastructure cost-effectively, and improve data center sustainability. Read the full case study to learn how Nutanix helped this leading healthcare provider.

Regulations mandating adoption of HL7 FHIR are a major focus for payers in 2024. So, where do you start? Download this paper to evaluate a three-phase FHIR implementation approach and to educate yourself on the transformative potential of the process.

The new CMS interoperability rule aims to improve prior authorization processes and drive better healthcare outcomes through increased data sharing and transparency. Learn how this regulation can provide a strategic advantage by transforming member experience and fueling innovation. Read the full report.

Upon the enforcement of a new mandate from the UK government on the NHS, healthcare solutions marketer Lorna Hopkin wanted to know what it would take to meet the new objectives and how they could be measured. Learn why she believes RFID readers are key to meeting these requirements, and the long-term sustainability of the NHS, in this blog.

The greatest assets to any clinic or hospital are its patients, staff and equipment. With RFID asset tracking, healthcare providers can take care of all 3, making it easier to find and deploy assets, prevent loss or excess, and reduce procedure delays. Watch this webinar to learn more.

Electronic health record systems have become the industry standard for many patient care applications and processes. Yet caregivers at the patient’s bedside don’t always have immediate access to this critical information. View this report to access 5 critical steps to developing a clinical mobility strategy for your healthcare facility.