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While EMRs have increased documentation burden, with some physicians spending upwards of two hours on EMR tasks for every one hour of care they provide, medical scribes pose a potential solution, ...
Commure, a leading healthcare technology company, today announced the seamless integration and direct embedding of its ...
The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information found that hospitals’ access and analysis of documentation data in electronic health records has increased over the past five years, but ...
It's well documented that physicians are frustrated with the design of electronic health records (EHR) and the time they spend inputting information into the systems. One major factor contributing to ...
Providers must take steps to reduce the risk of improper billing caused by their use of electronic health record functionalities that help with documentation, according to a recently published ...
(HealthDay News) — There are multiple documentation strategies available for physicians to use to improve their interaction with patients and optimize their use of electronic health records (EHRs), ...
Clinical documentation improvement has been a major focus of many health systems' value-based care initiatives. But getting to more efficient and more accurate charting, especially for providers using ...
Time spent on after-hours EHR documentation is one of the main factors driving clinicians’ burnout. Clinicians’ specialty, gender, region and organizational structure are the four main factors ...
The need for physicicans to gather information for electronic health records has changed the nature of the patient visit. Stressing the need to adopt a culture of safety within the American healthcare ...
SAN DIEGO — Very little content in electronic health record notes is manually entered, the notes are long and redundant, and most are not even looked at, Michael F. Chiang, MD, said at the American ...
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