Go beyond the fax machine: New communications technology in ambulatory care
In the real world of ambulatory practice, the most popular provider-to-provider communications technology is still the fax machine. Think about this—the fax machine was invented in 1842; 30 years before the telephone. Dr. Robert Murray details how to go beyond the fax machine in this week’s blog.
Explore moreComing together to address new challenges in healthcare data exchange
Bruno Nardone provides unique insights regarding this year’s Strategic Health Information Exchange Collaborative (SHIEC) 2018 Conference held in Atlanta.
Explore morePopulation Health Management Now Essential to Community-based Health
Thomas Farmer discusses the importance of Population health analytics and management tools for Community Health Centers (CHCs) and Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs).
Explore moreWhat Physicians Need to Know about the New Medicare Payment Rules
Chris Emper, Government Affairs Advisor, provides his top takeaways from the proposed updates to the rules governing both the MACRA and QPP.
Explore moreRaising the bar on patient engagement
Allen Plunk answers the questions, is patient engagement simply sending out text or email appointment reminders and handing out disease management brochures? Or is it something bigger and more meaningful?
Explore moreTwo essential ways to make your practice data more secure
Practices need to know what they can do to ensure their data is as safe as possible.
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