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Category Archives: Personal Musings
Why I will never buy another computer… I think
Few things come along that can change the way I “compute”, if you can call it that anymore. However, during the past Memorial Day weekend, I bought a small Logitech keyboard to go with my iPad mini and have been … Continue reading
Posted in EHR, Electronic Health Record, Electronic Medical Record, EMR, EMR Doctor's Blog, Personal Musings
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7 Tips to Help Improve EHR Etiquette
It’s been a while since I’ve written, but only because my practice has been booming lately and I’ve barely had a moment to breathe here in DC. But I’m back now, and for who knows how long given the waves … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Health Record, Electronic Medical Record, EMR, EMR Doctor's Blog, Personal Musings
Tagged EHR, EHR etiquette, EMR
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EMRs’ Slippery Slope of Cloning Notes
Given all of the recent hubbub regarding cloning of medical office notes using electronic medical records systems, I thought I would write in with my opinion on this topic. You know, just as one fabulous new technology comes about that … Continue reading
Posted in EHR, Electronic Health Record, Electronic Medical Record, EMR, EMR Doctor's Blog, Personal Musings
Tagged cloned notes, EHR, EMR, slippery slope
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EMR use improves primary care: new study
There seems to be a lot of buzz in the news lately around the question of whether electronic medical record documentation can lead to a higher quality of care. Last year, a study came out suggesting that this might be … Continue reading
Posted in EHR, Electronic Health Record, Electronic Medical Record, EMR, EMR Doctor's Blog, Personal Musings
Tagged diabetes, Diabetes Care, EHR, Electronic health record, electronic medic, EMR
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Meaningful Use Is Not For Specialists
You know, I’ve been thinking a lot about Meaningful Use lately. I previously I’ve had pretty negative opinions of it, and my thoughts seem to be echoed by a lot of doctors currently in practice. Rob Lamberts, MD, wrote an … Continue reading
Posted in EHR, Electronic Health Record, Electronic Medical Record, EMR, EMR Doctor's Blog, EMR Technology, Personal Musings
Tagged Meaningful Use, Rob Lamberts, Specialists
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Patient Engagement: Who are the Real Targets?
As I further considered the ideas generated by the breakfast panel I had the opportunity to participate in recently, Doctors and Patients: Bridging the Digital Divide, I was reminded of a stimulating comment made by Nikolai Kirienko, a patient advocate … Continue reading
Posted in EHR, Electronic Health Record, Electronic Medical Record, EMR, EMR Doctor's Blog, Personal Musings
Tagged EHR, Electronic health record, Electronic Medical Record, EMR, patient engagement
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Patient engagement in the digital era
In the not-so-old days of medicine, patient engagement used to involve things like looking the patient in the eye when speaking to them, facing the patient, asking them how they felt, and asking them if they had any other questions … Continue reading
Posted in EHR, Electronic Health Record, Electronic Medical Record, EMR, EMR Doctor's Blog, Personal Musings
Tagged EHR, Electronic health record, Electronic Medical Record, EMR, patient engagement
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EMRs’ big gaping hole of secure messaging
Today’s post begins a series inspired by my recent participation in a breakfast panel in Washington, DC, Doctors and Patients Bridging the Digital Divide. There were a lot of useful ideas discussed during this panel, and so I decided to … Continue reading
Posted in EHR, Electronic Health Record, Electronic Medical Record, EMR, EMR Doctor's Blog, EMR Technology, HIPAA, Personal Musings, PHR
Tagged doctor-patient relationship, EHR, EMR, HIPAA, HIPAA Compliant, HIPPA-compliant, patient engagement, secure messaging
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Breakfast Panel: Doctors and Patients Bridging the Digital Divide
Greetings readers! This week I’m excited to say that I have been invited to participate as part of a breakfast panel for National Health IT Week at the W Hotel in Washington, DC. The title of the panel will be … Continue reading
Posted in EHR, Electronic Health Record, Electronic Medical Record, EMR, EMR Doctor's Blog, Personal Musings, PHR
Tagged breakfast panel, DC, Doctors and Patients Bridging the Digital Divide, National Health IT Week, Practice Fusion, Society for Participatory Medicine, W Hotel, Washington
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Can We Talk? Challenges of SaaS Type EMR User Interfaces
Forget about EMR interoperability between doctors’ offices and hospitals for a moment. One of the recent developments in the ever-expanding SaaS (software as a service) world of electronic medical records must be the challenge of making all the individual software … Continue reading
Posted in EHR, Electronic Health Record, Electronic Medical Record, EMR, EMR Doctor's Blog, Personal Musings
Tagged Adobe flash, EHR, Electronic health record, Electronic Health Records, Electronic Medical Record, Electronic Medical Records, EMR, SaaS, SaaS EMR
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