A new study published by weekly peer-reviewed medical journal, The Lancet, found electronically-based interaction between physicians, pharmacists and patients to both improve patient care and reduce facility costs.
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By deploying implementation and training specialists to help achieve seamless integration of electronic medical records software into the practice’s infrastructure, these facilities can begin preparing for a similar transition.
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Prescription drug abuse is one of the most pressing issues plaguing the United States, with government agencies indicating that prescription medication overdoses now account for more deaths than motor vehicle accidents.
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To best circumvent payroll and non-compliance issues, facility managers should consider deploying the services of a medical technology consulting company to help implement software such as Lytec 2011.
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On February 9, state officials in New Jersey announced that roughly $40 million in federal Medicaid funds would be awarded to 40 private practices and 30 medical facilities in the state.
Electronic medical billing software can serve an important security function, allowing practitioners to ensure all the facility’s employees are using compliant, ethical principles when receiving compensation for services rendered.
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A recent study published by Surescripts, America’s largest eprescribing network, found that eprescribing electronic medical software could help solve the non-adherence problem, and save $140 billion to $240 billion over the next 10 years.
Cases of staff turnover during EMR transition illustrate the need for hospitals to not only possess advanced medical software, but also properly train staff members on how to use it for superior patient treatment.
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A recent MGMA study isolated four components that were common to medical providers practicing what they deemed to be superior medical practice management, all of which could be maximized through the deployment of healthcare IT.
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A recent study found that a majority of the polled medical providers perceived Connected Health to improve patient care, enhance coordination and reduce margins of error.
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