Researchers have released findings that the widespread adoption of EHR, telemedicine and other technologies may even bridge the perilous gap between the number of patients needing treatment and the trained physicians who can help. Read More »

Researchers have released findings that the widespread adoption of EHR, telemedicine and other technologies may even bridge the perilous gap between the number of patients needing treatment and the trained physicians who can help. Read More »
Chances are, if you are concerned about meaningful use stage 2, you’ve already been let down by your chiropractic EHR software in some way or another. Read More »
It may prove all too easy to fixate on documentation and auditing requirements, and that this goal may lead to worrisome oversights. Read More »
In a recent panel discussion hosted by PTProductsOnline for the September/October edition of its SOAP Notes publication, a group of physical therapists weighed in on how EHR adoption has affected their clinical note-taking. Read More »
The government of Arkansas has introduced an incentive program to encourage hospitals throughout the state to take part in its Health IT Exchange, known as the State Health Alliance for Records Exchange or SHARE. Read More »
Approximately 80 percent of Americans will seek medical attention for back pain at some point or another, yet — as we’ve reported on this blog — instances of mismanagement have been on the rise. Read More »
Our friends at Kareo have put together an infographic, “Can EHR Save the Private Practice?” to address a few of the most important statistics regarding chiropractic EHR use among private practices as clearly and accessibly as possible. Read More »
Though it’s a grim topic to discuss, the reality is that any innovation in healthcare IT has both the potential to save lives and take them, depending on how effectively it is applied. Read More »