What is QCDR? According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), a Qualified Clinical Data Registry (QCDR) is a CMS- approved vendor that is in the business of improving health care quality by collecting clinical data on behalf of clinicians...
Population health management tools Population health management integrates outreach and community engagement while combining immediate and preventive care, health promotion, and leveraging social determinants of health. Care integration, coordination ...
Telethealth services span technologies and strategies, including live, forwarded, remote, and mobile, deployed according to practicality and convenience. Synchronous (Live) Telehealth Provides real-time, direct, provider-to-patient care, increasing access...
Population health management (PHM) optimizes health outcomes for a specific segment of a population. The segment can be any group sharing a characteristic: location, income, age, or illness. PHM Goals & Benefits Preventive health ...
EHR interoperability supports more efficient operations and promotes better patient outcomes by making medical records and health information highly accessible and secure between patients, providers, and those involved in patient care. EHR Interoperability...
Website content should be about helping patients along the care journey. Most patients are not content with the first referral that comes along. They take the time to gather plenty of information about medical issues and care options. When patients take...
Think of an electronic health care record system as a hardware store with all the tools needed to do a variety of projects. You won’t be putting everything in stock into your cart, so EHR training is about selecting the tools to make your project as successful as...
Electronic health records (EHR) provide practices the data to leverage healthcare analytics to their advantage. First, you need to verify that data is accurate and reliable. An optimized EHR with clean data provides better answers to your business questions and...
Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) apply a number of strategies to improve patients’ health, resulting in a number of financial, practical and medical benefits. Efficient care, lower costs Reducing costs is inherently wise business practice. More efficient...
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