September/October 2013 HTO Issue
From The Editor |
Opponents of HITECH’s $27-billion EHR Meaningful Use program have long argued that while the financial incentives have been successful at promoting EHR adoption, the technology itself has not delivered on its promise of improving care or lowering costs. Well, these detractors may soon be forced to eat crow. Some third-party data has recently emerged that provides clear evidence of the cost-reducing power of health IT. |
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Feature Story
The financial and resource requirements for health IT deployments are becoming too much for many physicians practices to bear. These 6 tips can help you successfully tackle the health IT beast. |
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Roundtable
Attesting for Meaningful Use is a time-consuming and costly endeavor for physicians practices. Many practices are beginning to see the fruits of their labor, but others still think the program is misguided.
Case Studies
Q&As Don’t Sit On The ACO Sidelines Smartphones Usher In New Era Of Nursing Care The Real Value Of Clinical Decision Support (CDS) Leverage PM To Prep For ICD-10 |