Electronic Health Record - Simple Steps to Win, Insights and Opportunities for Maxing Out Success
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Reference, Business & Finance
| Author: | Gerard Blokdijk | ISBN: | 9781488847240 |
| Publisher: | Emereo Publishing | Publication: | September 27, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Complete Publishing | Language: | English |
| Author: | Gerard Blokdijk |
| ISBN: | 9781488847240 |
| Publisher: | Emereo Publishing |
| Publication: | September 27, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Complete Publishing |
| Language: | English |
Based on extensive research, this lays out the thinking of the most successful Electronic Health Record knowledge experts, those who are adept at continually innovating and seeing opportunities.
This is the first place to go for Electronic Health Record innovation - INCLUDED are numerous real-world Electronic Health Record blueprints, presentations and templates ready for you to access and use.
Also, if you are looking for answers to one or more of these questions then THIS is the title for you:
What is Electronic Health Record (EHR)? What companies focus on health analytics - as applied to electronic health record data and health insurance claims data? Why do electronic health record startups fail? How can you access metadata (e.g. Time Stamp Data) within the EPIC electronic health record? Which is the best electronic health record for personal and family use? What are some intelligent questions to ask my doctor's office about my electronic health record? What hospitals use their own home grown electronic health record system? Which city has the largest concentration of electronic health record (EHR) companies? Are you a physician who is using an electronic health record system at work? How does this affect you and your clinical practice? What is the best electronic health record for physicians in a small office that communicate with other physicians in other offices? What are the business options for developing an Electronic Health Record system? If for-profit companies develop EHR (electronic health record) standards, don't they have an interest in controlling interoperability through promotion of closed standards for their own benefit? Is number needed to treat (NNT) a metric that is integrated into electronic health record (EHR) systems in hospitals? Does China have a national policy for developing a national EHR (electronic health record) policy for all Chinese citizens? Can my electronic health record be viewed at another clinic? Does it depend on the 3rd party system being used at the clinics?...and much more…
Based on extensive research, this lays out the thinking of the most successful Electronic Health Record knowledge experts, those who are adept at continually innovating and seeing opportunities.
This is the first place to go for Electronic Health Record innovation - INCLUDED are numerous real-world Electronic Health Record blueprints, presentations and templates ready for you to access and use.
Also, if you are looking for answers to one or more of these questions then THIS is the title for you:
What is Electronic Health Record (EHR)? What companies focus on health analytics - as applied to electronic health record data and health insurance claims data? Why do electronic health record startups fail? How can you access metadata (e.g. Time Stamp Data) within the EPIC electronic health record? Which is the best electronic health record for personal and family use? What are some intelligent questions to ask my doctor's office about my electronic health record? What hospitals use their own home grown electronic health record system? Which city has the largest concentration of electronic health record (EHR) companies? Are you a physician who is using an electronic health record system at work? How does this affect you and your clinical practice? What is the best electronic health record for physicians in a small office that communicate with other physicians in other offices? What are the business options for developing an Electronic Health Record system? If for-profit companies develop EHR (electronic health record) standards, don't they have an interest in controlling interoperability through promotion of closed standards for their own benefit? Is number needed to treat (NNT) a metric that is integrated into electronic health record (EHR) systems in hospitals? Does China have a national policy for developing a national EHR (electronic health record) policy for all Chinese citizens? Can my electronic health record be viewed at another clinic? Does it depend on the 3rd party system being used at the clinics?...and much more…
