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🔥 It's ok to ask for help in IT🔥 Maintaining and enhancing the technology that healthcare organizations rely on is no small feat. With diverse tech systems in play, it's unrealistic to expect any single IT manager to be a master of them all. That's where the expertise of an Oracle Health EHR consultant becomes indispensable. Our latest blog post delves into the vital responsibilities and transformative impact these consultants have on advancing healthcare systems with cutting-edge technology. Don't miss out on understanding the pivotal role they play in modern healthcare here: https://lnkd.in/e_Aj6AJr #OracleHealth #EHRConsultant #HealthcareTechnology #HealthTech #DigitalHealth #HealthcareInnovation

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Learn all about Allscripts (for EHR, practice management, financial solutions) in a 'one on one' zoom call. Or buy the Handbook. Please email support@algosRus.com for pricing. Comes with 100% money back guarantee if not satisfied. Covers the following: Chapter 1: Introduction to Allscripts Overview of Allscripts as a company History and evolution Key product offerings (EHR, practice management, financial solutions) Chapter 2: Allscripts Electronic Health Record (EHR) Introduction to EHR systems Allscripts EHR features and capabilities Implementing Allscripts EHR in a healthcare setting Chapter 3: Practice Management Solutions Overview of Allscripts practice management Scheduling, billing, and patient management tools Integration with EHR systems Chapter 4: Financial Solutions for Healthcare Providers Understanding Allscripts financial management tools Revenue cycle management and reporting Streamlining billing and collections with Allscripts Chapter 5: Population Health Management Importance of population health in modern healthcare How Allscripts enables population health management Case studies on improving outcomes with Allscripts Chapter 6: Allscripts in Ambulatory Settings Benefits of Allscripts for outpatient clinics Customization and flexibility for different practices Workflow enhancements Chapter 7: Allscripts in Hospital Settings Implementing Allscripts in hospital environments Features tailored for inpatient care Interoperability with other hospital systems Chapter 8: Interoperability and Integration Allscripts’ approach to system integration Connecting with other EHRs, labs, and pharmacies HL7 and FHIR standards in Allscripts Chapter 9: Analytics and Reporting Built-in analytics tools in Allscripts Custom reporting capabilities Using data to improve clinical and financial performance Chapter 10: Patient Engagement Tools Features to engage patients (portals, messaging, etc.) Benefits of patient engagement for healthcare providers Enhancing patient care with Allscripts tools Chapter 11: Implementation and Training Best practices for implementing Allscripts solutions Training staff for effective use Overcoming common implementation challenges Chapter 12: Security and Compliance HIPAA compliance and Allscripts Data security features in Allscripts systems Handling audits and reporting requirements Chapter 13: Technical Support and Maintenance Understanding Allscripts’ customer support structure Regular maintenance and updates Troubleshooting common issues Chapter 14: Customization and Optimization Customizing Allscripts solutions for specific needs Optimizing workflow with Allscripts tools Future-proofing your Allscripts installation Chapter 15: Future Trends and Innovations The role of AI and machine learning in Allscripts solutions Emerging trends in population health and EHR systems The future of healthcare technology and Allscripts’ role More eBooks available at https://lnkd.in/gyWHTuPw

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Information Systems Research (ISR) has recently published a new article to the Articles in Advance page:   Article Title "How Hospitals Differentiate Health Information Technology Portfolios for Clinical Care Efficiency: Insights from the HITECH Act"   Authors Jessica Pye (deceased), Arizona State University Arun Rai, Georgia State University John Qi Dong, National Technological University, Singapore   Problem definition We examine how hospitals differentiate their HIT portfolios in response to cost inefficiencies in clinical care processes and HIT policy uncertainty.   Relevance Adapting HIT portfolios to address cost-based shortfalls and policy uncertainty is crucial in shaping service delivery and impacting care costs, making it a key concern for policymakers and hospital decision-makers. Theoretical foundations We combine behavioral theory and institutional theory to explain how hospitals differentiate their HIT portfolios through idiosyncratic learning in response to cost-based performance shortfalls and shifting isomorphic pressures from changes in HIT policy uncertainty.   Methodology We constructed a panel dataset of 11,316 hospital-year observations from 3,319 U.S. hospitals over 2007–2014 to investigate how hospitals’ HIT search differentiation is influenced by cost-based performance shortfalls and policy uncertainty during the phases of the HITECH Act, from conceptualization to enactment to enforcement.   Results Our research provides a key insight: Moderate policy uncertainty, particularly during the HITECH Act's phases, significantly shapes hospitals' search for novel HIT solutions to address performance shortfalls. Hospitals enhance their search differentiation when uncertainty decreases from conceptualization to enactment but reduce it as uncertainty diminishes from enactment to enforcement.   Contributions Our findings surface the utility of combining the behavioral theory of the firm with institutional theory to explain the interdependence among a hospital’s cost-based performance shortfalls, HIT policy uncertainty, and HIT search differentiation. They show how hospital managers and policymakers can reorient their strategies to leverage the interdependencies among these elements, thereby encouraging the pursuit of innovative HIT systems over widespread imitation, to effectively address cost-based performance shortfalls in hospitals.   Short quote Unlocking Healthcare Innovation: hospitals excel in deploying new technologies through peer benchmarking and navigating moderate regulatory uncertainty. Dive into our research to see the transformative impact of this benchmarking strategy combined with moderate policy uncertainty!"   #HealthcareInnovation #HITECHAct #PolicyImpact   Keywords search differentiation, health information technology, performance shortfalls, policy uncertainty, behavioral theory of the firm, institutional theory   Link to article: https://lnkd.in/djh84uad

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In this Healthcare IT News article, clinical IT leaders discuss meeting CMS' mandate for patient data access https://hubs.li/Q02QkTT-0

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Traditional EHR systems often fall short in supporting the essential functions of Enhanced Care Management (ECM) under #CalAIM. ECM requires seamless coordination across physical, behavioral, and social determinants of health, proactive member engagement, and real-time data exchange—capabilities that extend beyond the scope of many EHRs. Our Incedo #CareManagement platform is fully aligned with ECM and fills the gap of traditional EHR systems. Incedo offers an integrated whole-person approach to care management and facilitates collaboration across providers and managed care plans to improve outcomes for California’s most vulnerable populations. If you’re looking for a complete #ECM solution, let’s talk about how Incedo can help. https://hubs.ly/Q02RnVwW0 #HealthcareInnovation

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HTI-2 establishes two new sets of certification criteria for public health IT and payer IT, and both sets focus heavily on standards-based application programming interfaces to improve end-to-end interoperability.   "HTI-2 is a clarification and an expansion of HTI-1," said Jay Anders, MD, chief medical officer at Medicomp Systems. "They’re also starting to address some of the things that have been really the bane of the existence of physicians for quite some time, like electronic prior authorization for procedures. So, they have basically streamlined, electronically, that whole process, linking the physician to the payer."   Read the full article from Heather Landi via Fierce Healthcare: https://bit.ly/3Saobgc | #HealthcareRegs #HTI2 #Interoperability

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Implementing a new EHR is a significant undertaking, but it doesn’t have to disrupt business as usual or compromise patient care. In its latest report, Gartner® notes when implementing a new EHR “healthcare provider CIOs can avoid setbacks and position for success by undertaking an organizational readiness assessment and mitigating risks during the strategy and planning phase.” Read the report: https://bit.ly/3KCgZVY #EHR #EHRmigration #EMR #EMRmigration #healthcare #interoperability #digitalhealthenablement

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EHR vendors still falling short on interoperability, data integration - Healthcare IT news Title: EHR Vendors and Interoperability Challenges #Interoperability Challenges EHR vendors are still struggling with interoperability and data integration, hindering seamless data exchange between systems. #Lack of Data Sharing The lack of data sharing capabilities among EHR vendors continues to be a major obstacle in achieving interoperability. #Patient Data Access Patients are often unable to access their own health data due to interoperability issues between EHR systems. #Government Regulations Government regulations are pushing for greater interoperability among EHR vendors to improve patient care and outcomes. #Data Integration Solutions EHR vendors need to invest in data integration solutions to overcome interoperability challenges and improve healthcare delivery. #Collaboration Opportunities Collaboration among ai.mediformatica.com #data #health #clinicians #healthcare #klas #integration #interoperability #ehrvendors #news #patientdata #physician #vendors #digitalhealth #healthit #healthtech #healthcaretechnology @MediFormatica (https://buff.ly/3XGLZLD)

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Transforming healthcare beyond EHRs... A recent article from Healthcare IT Today, "Oracle is Tackling More Than Just EHR Challenges", shines a light on something every healthcare leader should be considering - partnering with a provider that delivers more than basic solutions. As a consultancy which specializes in helping organizations make better use of their Oracle Health EHR systems, we’ve seen how Oracle’s approach goes far beyond what we traditionally expect from an EHR provider. They’re tackling workforce management, supply-chain optimization, and enabling Real-Time Healthcare Systems (RTHS), all while providing the robust EHR functionality healthcare organizations rely on. Here are a few standout takeaways from the article that resonate with the work we do alongside healthcare organizations every day: ➡ Workforce solutions - Oracle’s Talent Marketplace simplifies contingent staffing and provides tools for upskilling your team, helping combat the workforce shortages so many organizations face. ➡ Supply-chain innovation - With tools like the Inventory Shortage Workbench, hospitals can predict stockouts and redistribute supplies quickly, ensuring resources are always available where they matter most. ➡ Real-time decision support - Oracle’s RTHS leverages predictive, real-time data to empower leadership teams with situational awareness, streamlined workflows, and faster, smarter decision-making. Healthcare is complex, and the challenges your organization faces don’t come in silos. Oracle’s ability to connect clinical, operational, and administrative functions means they’re elevating healthcare IT into a true strategic enabler. If your organization is ready to unlock these capabilities, we encourage you to explore how Oracle can help you not just keep up, but thrive. #OracleHealth #HealthcareIT #EHROptimization #HealthcareLeadership

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🚀 Simplify Prior Authorizations with InstantServe Healthcare! 🩺 Is your practice bogged down by time-consuming prior authorizations? You're not alone. Prior authorization is critical for securing approvals and avoiding denials, but the process can be a major hurdle. Here’s why it’s so challenging: ❌ Time-Intensive Processes: Lengthy back-and-forth with insurers delaying treatments. ❌ Complex Requirements: Each payer has unique documentation and protocols. ❌ Approval Uncertainty: Missing details or errors leading to denials. ❌ Administrative Burden: Pulling staff away from patient care to manage paperwork. ✨ InstantServe Healthcare Makes It Easy! ✅ How We Streamline Prior Authorizations: 💡 Real-Time Eligibility Checks: Quickly verify patient coverage to ensure requirements are met. 💡 Efficient Submission: Our expert team handles the documentation, submission, and follow-up. 💡 Faster Approvals: Reduce delays with accurate and timely processing. 💡 Denial Prevention: We minimize errors to maximize approval rates. 💡 End-to-End Support: From eligibility to final approval, we manage the entire process for you. Focus on your patients while we handle the authorizations! Partner with InstantServe Healthcare to eliminate the stress and get approvals faster. 📞 Ask us for a free trial of 7 days @ 202-701-1667 🌐 https://lnkd.in/egfiDEcP #PriorAuthorization #HealthcareSolutions #MedicalBilling #RevenueCycleManagement #PatientCare

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Oracle's new AI-first EHR platform is poised to disrupt the market as we know it. Our role in supporting this healthcare transformation? Helping providers maximize value from historical clinical and financial data, and shortening the transition time between systems.   As the only healthcare data archivist in the Oracle Partner Network, Legacy Data Access will support organizations transitioning to Oracle's new EHR. 1. Our direct integration with Oracle Health EHR platforms ensures complete clinical history preservation and integration, while maintaining the highest standards of safety and physician satisfaction. 2. We leverage Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (#OCI), guaranteeing enterprise-grade security and compliance throughout the transition process. 3. LDA LongView(TM) – a first-of-its kind solution built within the Oracle Health co-development program – provides a comprehensive, longitudinal view of patient history directly within the EHR environment.   With proven expertise across all major healthcare platforms, we're ready to support your organization's journey to Oracle's next-generation EHR capabilities.   Contact us to learn how we can help make your transition seamless or visit our website to schedule a consultation. [Links in comments👇 ]   #HealthcareIT #EHR #OracleHealth #HealthTech   https://lnkd.in/e-WWDu5Y

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From HITECH to the 21st Century Cures Act, discover the legislative milestones shaping #diagnostic EHR documentation in healthcare. #AHRQ https://lnkd.in/e-w5TUg5

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Are you in the middle of an EHR implementation headache? 🤕 Navigating the complexities of EHR implementation can be daunting, but understanding the common challenges is the first step toward a successful transition. According to TechTarget News, the major hurdles include: - resistance to change - data migration issues - cost overruns - heightened cybersecurity risks, and - patient engagement difficulties. At EHR Enhancify, we believe that meticulous planning, effective training, and continuous improvement are essential to overcoming these challenges. Our guide on launching an Oracle Health EHR system provides comprehensive solutions tailored to each organization's unique needs: https://lnkd.in/dqzfPdEj. By involving key stakeholders early in the process, setting clear goals, and establishing robust support systems, healthcare organizations can ensure a seamless EHR transition. Don't let the obstacles deter your progress. Partner with EHR Enhancify for expert guidance and a smoother journey towards enhanced efficiency and improved patient care. Read the full TechTarget article here: https://lnkd.in/ebRSCJRT #EHRImplementation #HealthcareIT #EHREnhancify #DigitalTransformation

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“An optimized ECD impacts patient satisfaction. It gives more time at the bedside rather than sitting at the computer.” Learn how Sarah Bush Lincoln is using Oracle Health Essential Clinical Dataset to combat care team burnout. https://lnkd.in/eJ5-QwMe

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