RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services have launched a new electronic health record system for 13 state-operated health facilities. The new system in ...
WASHINGTON — The cost of the Department of Veterans Affairs' new electronic health record system could increase to more than $50 billion in 28 years, and a new company is now working to fix the ...
Marion Kimani, a Military Health System Genesis trainer, instructs Airman 1st Class Jenna Slaughter, a mental health technician with the 355th Medical Group at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona, ...
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VA steps up rollout of new electronic health records system amid concerns over cost and support
The Department of Veterans Affairs announced plans last week to accelerate the rollout of its embattled electronic health records system. Lawmakers, meanwhile, continue to call for oversight despite ...
THE Government of Guyana on Saturday launched the National Electronic Health Record System(NEHRS), signalling a major step ...
Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough speaks during a hearing before the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee on Jan. 27, 2021. (Sarah Silbiger/Pool via AP) Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis ...
Ascension St. Vincent said Friday that it has successfully restored access to patients’ electronic health records, which were compromised by a cyberattack last month at its parent company. “This will ...
Public Health Sudbury and Districts has adopted Profile EMR, a new electronic medical record system powered by Intrahealth, marking a major shift away from paper-based charts and toward a unified ...
A spokesperson for the office overseeing the rollout of the Oracle Cerner electronic health record system said that NOAA’s deployment of the software is “targeted for summer 2023.” The National ...
It’s just another arena of record keeping that consistently plagues the average person when finding themselves in a new doctor’s office: personal medical records. Aspen Valley Hospital hopes to ease ...
A new study of patients' electronic health records found that doctors were more likely to use negative words in describing visits with Black and Hispanic patients than white patients, something that ...
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