EMR Research

[...] In today’s era of digital data driven healthcare information technology, Practice Management Software have now become a crucial part of the technological arsenal available at the doctors& [...]

[...] overpayment. Does doctors need to copy and paste at all? There are certain times when the copy/paste function is recommended in order to streamline the workflow. The copy/paste command should be used [...]

[...] of CMS regulations. According to a recent AHIMA report, 79-90% of physicians use the copy/paste function in their EHRs, and somewhere between 20-78% of physician notes are copied text. With so [...]

[...] costs via such mobile apps and devices. As the focus for clinics, hospitals and the healthcare industry moves from the quantity of care to the quality of care, the payment benefits are also [...]

[...] helps us do a lot more in a lot less time, the same doesn’t apply to the healthcare industry and more specifically, electronic health record (EHR) software. Copy-pasting patient [...]

[...] view of the patients’ health, which will help them in creating a well-informed diagnosis and treatment plan. This is particularly necessary when physicians recommend medications that can react with [...]

[...] data is lost. If an ICU unit copies a medical procedure from previous days while updating the treatment plan then the procedure can be coded twice and it can lead to overpayment. Does doctors need to [...]

[...] of errors being made in the EHR systems. Dangers of Copy and Pasting  Imagine an intensive care unit (ICU) where patient is in critical condition and any minute changes in the treatment of the [...]

[...] the true danger lie for physicians? Let’s discuss. Dangers of copy-pasting Imagine an intensive care unit (ICU), where a patient is in delicate condition and any small change in treatment or [...]

[...] are copied from text. Thus it is not shocking to see a large number of errors being made in the EHR systems. Dangers of Copy and Pasting  Imagine an intensive care unit (ICU) where patient is in [...]

[...] on the tactic, it’s not surprising to see a growing number of errors made within EHR systems. So where does the true danger lie for physicians? Let’s discuss. Dangers of copy- [...]

[...] may not contain the updated i nformation and copying the old charts can put the patient in fatal risk if the current data is lost. If an ICU unit copies a medical procedure from previous days while [...]

[...] include the most up-to-date information, and copying over old charts could put the patient in fatal risk if crucial new data is lost during the process. Should doctors copy paste? The good news is [...]

[...] prompted groups like American Psychiatric Association to voice their concerns about restricted EHR data. Non-psychiatric physicians emphasize on sharing of psychiatric data because it gives them a [...]

[...] their concerns about restricted EHR data. Non-psychiatric physicians emphasize on sharing of psychiatric data because it gives them a holistic view of the patients’ health, which will help them in [...]