December 29, 2011

Patient Management

Patients want physicians to share notes

Some primary care physicians are wary of sharing visit notes with patients, but nearly all patients think it is a good idea, according to the results of a study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine. » More

Health Law/Policy

Government may collect your data to evaluate RECs

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will be collecting information about you or your practice if you received help from a regional extension center in implementing an EHR system. » More

Technology

Amazing Charts named best EHR for small practices

Amazing Charts and athenaClinicals were named the best EHR systems for practices with one to 75 physicians, based on interviews by a Utah-based research firm. » More

We're going to Washington. Care to join us?

If you could say one thing to those in the federal government, what would it be? If you had one piece of advice for new physicians, what would it be? Send your ideas to [email protected]. We may fly you to the nation's capital to participate in a Medical Economics roundtable about pressing issues facing you and your peers.

A solution to app overload

The tsunami of app offerings is frustrating to many of you who sift through Apple's App Store. New tools can help you find that needle in the haystack of good apps, bad apps and everything in between. » More

A helping hand in technology integration

Physician practices, hospitals, and medical schools may be following in the footsteps of healthcare industry pacesetters to create private-branded app storefronts for their employees. Find out if the technique is right for you. » More

Adopting an EHR system can improve your lifestyle

For many primary care physicians, life revolves around the practice. Could technology be the answer to finding the work-life balance you need? » More

Practice Management Tools

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•	Rx Adherence Predictor Tool

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