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February 12, 2014

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Special Report

What's missing from the electronic health record

Incomplete documentation can effectively thwart one of the putative virtues of EHR technology: namely, linking health information directly to the patient rather than to the provider. Full article

EHR Best Practices Study
from our sister publication,
Medical Economics

Medical Economics Best Practices Study

National survey: Physician EHR outcry will shake the health information technology sector

EHR functionality and costs have pushed up the misery index for physicians, according to the results of a new national survey from Medical Economics. The opinions of nearly 1,000 physicians about health information technology may just surprise you.
Full article

(Slideshow) EHR survey probes physician angst about adoption, use of technology

So, what’s really driving physician dissatisfaction with EHRs? These data tables guide you through the results of the exclusive Medical Economics survey.
Full article

Physician perspectives: Why high costs, poor functionality outweigh benefits, ease of access

Physicians are speaking out about EHR benefits and frustrations related to the use of this technology in practice. Our coverage looks at the pros and cons based on physician comments.
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EHR solutions: New series explores best practices for implementing the technology

As part of its continuing coverage of a 2-year study of 29 office-based physicians implementing EHRs, Medical Economics is showcasing best practices gleaned from physicians and other experts to help practices. Topics in this issue include: end-user license agreements, training, budgeting, and more.
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Analyze cost, usability features carefully when considering EHR switch

With EHR satisfaction falling at an alarming rate, it’s no surprise that many practices are beginning to look at replacing their systems. When switching systems, use the experience your practice gained during its first EHR implementation to make your new system work for you. Full article

 

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