Health IT In May: A Look Back
By John Oncea, Editor
What was most important to our readers in May? Take a look back at last month by reviewing the 10 most popular articles that appeared on Health IT Outcomes.
- Is Epic Future Proof?
Are Epic’s days as an EHR giant numbered? This article examines the strengths, weaknesses, and long-term viability of this popular EHR platform, outlining some important EHR considerations for health providers. By Ken Congdon, editor in chief - CMS Rule To Help Providers Make Use Of Certified EHR Technology
Recently, HHS published a new proposed rule that would provide eligible professionals, eligible hospitals, and critical access hospitals more flexibility in how they use certified electronic health record (EHR) technology (CEHRT) to meet meaningful use. - Magic Bands: From Disney To Healthcare
Will the Magic Band technology be coming to healthcare soon? By Christine Kern, contributing writer - A Picture Of Wellness
Do wellness screenings really have the potential to encourage prevention and cut healthcare costs? I submit to a personal screening and share my experience. By Ken Congdon, editor in chief - EMRs Don't Meet ACO Needs
A new KLAS report examines the physician-led ACO segment. By Christine Kern, contributing writer - UNC Clinic Cuts Re-Admissions 65%
Standardizing post-discharge reduces readmissions dramatically. By Christine Kern, contributing writer - Hospital Equipment ‘Insanely Easy’ To Hack
A team of researchers from Essentia Health has found their equipment is much easier to hack than they previously thought. By Katie Wike, contributing writer - 2014: The Year mHealth Goes Mainstream?
According to a new consumer survey, mobile apps are going to become mainstream in 2014, fueled by consumers who want to monitor their health. By Katie Wike, contributing writer - Are ACOs Actually Enhancing Care Coordination?
Leaders from three established ACOs share their perspectives on whether or not the model is delivering on its promise. Compiled by Scott Westcott, Contributing Writer - Big Data Harnessed To Support Population Health Management
OhioHealth selects cloud-based analytic solution to support population health and patient-centered care initiatives, and to foster enhanced physician alignment across the enterprise. By Wendy Grafius, contributing writer
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