Category: Growth

It’s clear that Stage 2 Meaningful Use is set to transform patient engagement, but will it limit the way physicians interact with their patients? While Stage 2 rules intend to emphasize the physician-patient relationship, some insist the Office of the

Physicians who use EHR systems that meet meaningful use criteria are reporting significant timesaving benefits, according to a report published by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS). Specifically, surveyed physicians reported increased efficiencies

IT issues, staff training, and Meaningful Use attestation are some of the most common difficulties physicians face when adopting EHRs. But there are several less talked about issues that may be negatively impacting your practice. Today, we identify these often-surprising

It’s the little things that count. The saying applies to people in all types of professions – from architects to athletes too, of course, physicians. This week at Power Your Practice was dedicated to the little things that are often

Electronic health record software(EHR) is supposed to facilitate the receipt and management of medical information in real-time, ensuring that healthcare professionals have access to current patient information, thus improving the quality of care. Yet, many patients are not made

Is (fill in the blank) the next Silicon Valley? This question is a perennial staple of business headlines and consulting reports. If you don’t believe me, go to Google and type in “next Silicon Valley,” then the name of a

Electronic health records should facilitate patient care, but as you’ve probably already experienced, this isn’t always the case. Many physicians are actually finding practicing medicine more difficult because of poorly designed EHRs. In response, our esteemed webinar host Rosemarie Nelson