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I finally got around to watching this video, and I think you will enjoy it. It is from the keynote address entitled "Health IT: Hope, Hype, and How to Avoid the Road to Hell" by Dr. Mark Smith, CEO of the California Healthcare Foundation, at the Ame…
I finally got around to watching this video, and I think you will enjoy it. It is from the keynote address entitled "Health IT: Hope, Hype, and How to Avoid the Road to Hell" by Dr. Mark Smith, CEO of the California Healthcare Foundation, at the Ame…
Here is a thoughtful blog post from Dr. David Kibbe on the The Health Care Blog. Read the comments in case you need a refresher on the acronym soup.
Here is a thoughtful blog post from Dr. David Kibbe on the The Health Care Blog. Read the comments in case you need a refresher on the acronym soup.
Many of you have been following this, but, today, one day shy of the 12/31/09 deadline, CMS issued its long-awaited proposed rule governing the incentive program for EHR's under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), most importa…
Many of you have been following this, but, today, one day shy of the 12/31/09 deadline, CMS issued its long-awaited proposed rule governing the incentive program for EHR's under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), most importa…
It's not new information to anyone reading this that small and even moderate-sized medical oncology practices are highly endangered species. So it will be very tough for the smaller non-diversified practices to have the adequate capital at their dis…
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Thank you for your comments. Hopefully you will be able to join us for the 2009 ASCO EHR Symposium: Harnessing the EHR, From Incentives to Sustainability, in San Francisco, Oct. 6-7 just prior to the ASCO Breast Cancer Symposium. We…
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Keynote address AMIA Annual Symposium November 2009
I finally got around to watching this video, and I think you will enjoy it. It is from the keynote address entitled "Health IT: Hope, Hype, and How to Avoid the Road to Hell" by Dr. Mark Smith, CEO of the California Healthcare Foundation, at the American Medical Informatics Association Annual Symposium in San Francisco in 2009. Dr. Smith does a high-level but thoroughly entertaining and witty overview of the possibilities… Continue
Posted on February 17, 2010 at 2:07pm —
The EHR's potential to be transformative
Here is a thoughtful blog post from Dr. David Kibbe on the The Health Care Blog. Read the comments in case you need a refresher on the acronym soup.
Posted on February 8, 2010 at 11:37pm —
CMS issues draft definition for "meaningful use" for EHR's
Many of you have been following this, but, today, one day shy of the 12/31/09 deadline, CMS issued its long-awaited proposed rule governing the incentive program for EHR's under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), most importantly putting forth the definition of "meaningful use" for EHR's - what the EHR and user must be able to "do" to qualify for the Federal incentive dollars. In addition, the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) issu… Continue
Posted on December 31, 2009 at 12:37am —
Interview with Dr. William Hersh (OHSU)
The blog HIStalk posted an interview with Dr. Bill Hersh, professor and chair of biomedical informatics at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland. Dr. Hersh talks about the need for more individuals who are formally trained in informatics, some of the opportunities for innovation that the "meaningful use" guidelines might provide, and some of the tensions that arise from physicians doing… Continue
Posted on August 6, 2009 at 1:24am —
A good description of the players on the current HIT policy landscape
See here.
Posted on June 8, 2009 at 10:12am —
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- At 3:18pm on March 21, 2009,
Robert M. Schumacher, Ph.D. said… - Dr. Miller thanks for your thoughts on my post. Indeed there is quite a bit of applied science behind usability that derives from taking what we know about cognitive and perceptual psychology and putting it to work to improve human performance (see, for example, Chris Wickens' seminal book - "Engineering Psychology and Human Performance"). Industries like communications and aviation have hired applied psychologists (aka human factors or engineering psychologists) for over 100 years to improve human performance. In medicine, the application of good human factors has been increasing largely in medical devices (e.g., most infusion pumps undergo rigorous user testing). In IT at large (not Health IT) human factors engineering has been around for decades. Health IT is just waking up to the benefits of user research, user-centered design and rigorous testing. I firmly believe that increased usability = increased adoption of EHRs. The white paper I have in my post lays the outline of how to select a useful and usable EHR - or just come see us at HIMSS at booth (#3382) and we can talk about it.
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