EHR (Electronic Health Records) Research
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HIPAA Primer Best Practices
Sponsored by: Iron MountainHealthcare facilities are rapidly adopting electronic health records (EHR) in order to meet regulatory compliance requirements. Central to this effort is document conversion — the scanning of new and existing records to digital format. Inside this white paper, uncover best practices for a HIPAA-compliant approach to EHR transition.
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Iron Mountain EMR Scanning Survey Report
Sponsored by: Iron Mountain70% of hospitals expect to meet EHR meaningful use guidelines this year. Yet, 78% expect to continue to treat patients using paper records for up to 5 more years despite the financial incentive for meeting these requirements. Inside this white paper, learn how your peers are transitioning to an EHR system.
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Bringing Order to Healthcare IT Chaos
Sponsored by: DELL TECHNOLOGIES AND MICROSOFTAging IT systems, shrinking budgets, and inefficient, paper-based processes are creating an unsustainable and error-prone work environment. This white paper reveals the major obstacles to EHR adoption and explores the cost benefits of virtualization with Hyper-V.
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Virtual Data Center: Health Care IT Edition, Sept. 2011
Sponsored by: TechTarget Data CenterCloud computing holds a lot of promise for the healthcare industry, since infrastructure costs can hinder the adoption of EHR systems. However, many providers shy away from cloud services because of security concerns. Inside this e-zine, gain insight on how to utilize the cloud while still ensuring patient data security and HIPAA compliance.
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Storage Virtualization Strategies for Health Care
Sponsored by: TechTarget Health IT and TechTarget StorageUsing EHRs means that terabytes of patient records must be stored for decades at a time. Doing this without breaking the bank means deciding which storage approach is right for your healthcare facility. Inside this exclusive e-zine, learn about a variety of storage strategies, including tiered storage, thin provisioning and data replication.
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E-Guide: Tips for minimizing EHR implementation costs
Sponsored by: CDW HealthcareIn the first year of EHR implementation, a small group practice can expect to pay about $120,000 per physician. That total includes productivity losses, training and network upgrades. This e-guide provides a real-world view of EHR costs and offers advice for reducing them.
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Health care Virtual Data Center Ezine: Server Virtualization Strategies for the Health IT Pro
Sponsored by: Stratus TechnologiesAs healthcare facilities increase their reliance on EHR systems, the need to virtualize servers becomes readily apparent. These facilities can reap the same benefits that enterprises in other industries enjoy, but there are some precautions that providers should take before they embark on a virtualization project. Read on to find out more.
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Using Desktop Virtualization to Drive Quality and Cost Savings in Clinical Computing
Sponsored by: DellEMC and Intel®As the healthcare industry seeks to implement and drive widespread adoption of clinical computing, performance and accessibility of applications for clinicians are critical. Learn how solutions such as client virtualization are increasingly playing a role in bridging the gap between available resources and end-user satisfaction.
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Caritas Christi Health Care cuts power usage by 50% while providing high availability using Dell servers with Intel Xeon processors
Sponsored by: DellEMC and Intel®Caritas Christi Health Care used an information system to manage patient information, but its legacy hardware put the organization at risk of downtime, and the high-maintenance systems could no longer support growth. Find out how the healthcare facility selected an IT infrastructure that allowed for greater availability and EHR implementation.
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Healthcare IT Channel E-Book: Ride the Health Care IT Modernization Wave: How To Enter the Health Care Technology Market or Grow Your Existing Healthcare IT Business
Sponsored by: Stratus TechnologiesMore than 75% of hospitals view electronic health records (EHRs) as the primary driver of IT spending and almost as many believe that EHR implementations will transform their IT environments. Inside this expert e-book, learn how healthcare facilities are preparing for network, storage and security changes in order to accommodate EHR implementation.
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Intelligent Health Care
Sponsored by: TechTarget Health ITClinical decision support technology takes business intelligence (BI) to the next level by offering caregivers evidence-based, best-practice information, providing automated responses in response to patient data and much more. Inside this e-book, learn how your healthcare facility can benefit from clinical BI tools.
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BI Trends in Health Care
Sponsored by: TechTarget Health ITAnalyzing clinical data can accomplish many goals: Improving patient care through understanding trends and showing paths to improvement, enhancing research and creating business efficiencies and cutting operational costs. Inside this expert e-book, learn how to take advantage of business intelligence and data analytics at your healthcare facility.
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Life Critical Networks for 21st Century Healthcare
Sponsored by: TechTarget Health ITBecause of the lifesaving nature of the networked devices, healthcare facilities need networks that are different than ordinary businesses. The network has to be designed to never go down, to accommodate fluctuating workloads and a variety of other requirements. Access this e-guide to learn more about the importance of healthcare networks.
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IT in the Electronic Hospital
Sponsored by: TechTarget Health ITThe federal government’s push for electronic healthcare records has made compliance and data security even more pressing. This e-guide offers a look at where healthcare IT leaders should begin, and what they should watch out for as they move to embrace the HITECH Act, HIPAA and other initiatives.
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The Costs and Implications of EHR System Downtime on Physician Practices
Sponsored by: Stratus TechnologiesThe paper includes calculations showing the cost of downtime expected for a given level of EHR solution uptime in practices of various sizes, as well as products associated with specific uptime levels. The report also includes a “cost per hour” tool that estimates the financial impact of downtime in practices they administer, oversee or assist.
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Total Economic ImpactTM Of VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure – Healthcare Industry
Sponsored by: DellEMC and Intel®Forrester Consulting studied the total economic impact and potential return on investment (ROI) that healthcare facilities may realize by deploying VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure. Learn more about the financial impact of moving from a traditional one-PC-per-user model to a centralized, hosted virtual-desktop delivery model.
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Using Desktop Virtualization to Drive Quality and Cost Savings in Clinical Computing
Sponsored by: DellEMC and Intel®Incentives created by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act are expected to increase EHR adoption and point-of-care computing -- meaning demands on availability and performance are high, while the budgets to manage devices are small. Find out how desktop virtualization can assist with these healthcare challenges.
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Physician Practice: Electronic Health Record (EHR) Subscription Services
Sponsored by: DellEMC and Intel®With the provisions provided in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), healthcare providers are now encouraged to adopt this technology. However, expenses needed to implement an EHR platform may create significant barriers for adoption. Learn about an EHR support tool that reduces the costs and risks associated with implementation.
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Electronic Health Records: From Evaluation to Implementation
Sponsored by: DellEMC and Intel®With the enactment of the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act (ARRA), healthcare facilities can receive reimbursement for early adoption of Electronic Health Records (EHRs). However, late EHR adopters will be penalized through decreased Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements. Learn how ARRA could impact your healthcare facility.
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How the cloud computing model could change health IT
Sponsored by: mindSHIFT Technologies, Inc.There has been much focus on the cloud computing model and its potential usefulness in healthcare in the past few years. However, some physicians still need reassurance about the security of the cloud. Inside this expert e-guide, learn how the cloud computing model can be safely leveraged for healthcare storage, networking and EHR systems.
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Protecting and simplifying access to Electronic Health Records
Sponsored by: DigitalPersona, IncStudies show that 85% of healthcare facilities experienced data breaches in the past two years, at an average cost of up to $2 million each. In order to prevent such losses, many hospitals are deploying advanced security systems. In this whitepaper, find a security checklist that provides strategies every healthcare facility should be aware of.
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Getting the PACS archive and EHR systems to talk to each other
Sponsored by: CienaComplying with the HITECH Act involves the exchange of data -- such as medical images -- across interoperable systems. Unfortunately, opening up proprietary images enterprise-wide to patients and their physicians can be complex. Inside this expert e-guide, learn how to plan ahead for this process with preparation and testing strategies.
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Optimize Data Management for Smarter Healthcare E-Book
Sponsored by: IBMThis e-book will examine the challenges healthcare organizations face today — and how data management techniques can help them deliver better care now and in the future.
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Document Capture Across the Health Care Enterprise: Onramp to Improved Business Processes and Health Care Quality
Sponsored by: Kofax, Inc.Health care organizations across the country are migrating toward automated systems in an effort to operate more efficiently and improve quality. The push to adopt electronic health records (EHRs) has grabbed significant attention from health care leaders as well as the media and government. Read this white paper now to learn more!
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The Last Mile of Health IT Implementation
Sponsored by: CDW HealthcareThis e-book from CDW Corporation focuses on the successful integration of electronic health records (EHRs) by both large hospitals and small practices alike. It looks at the ways in which organizations can deploy and manage an EHR infrastructure system and the advantages this type of system can bring. Read on to learn more.
