Explorations in the Design and Implementation of Clinical Information Systems
Well, Hello! Yes, it has been a while since the last post. Thanks to everyone who wrote to ask if everything was okay. Everything is fine. Writing the monograph has proven to be as challenging and as time-consuming as I dreaded it might be. The good news is that I am very pleased with the […]
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As many of you know, I have made my share of optimistic predictions regarding next-generation EHR systems. Those predictions are based on assumptions about how technology will evolve in the next few years. When those assumptions bear fruit, it makes for even more optimism. So, as everyone is preparing for travel and the upcoming holiday […]
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The first time an attorney contacted me after reading EHR Science, it was on behalf of a plaintiff who had a delayed diagnosis during a changeover from paper to an EHR. That was three years ago. Recently, a defense attorney contacted me because the plaintiff was challenging the validity of EHR data. Although I have […]
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As many of you are aware, I am the editor of Electronic Health Records: Second Edition. I will not be editing a third edition. At first, I was ambivalent about the publisher’s decision to let the book go out of print – it was well received. However, after a while, I realized that the time […]
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In trying to free myself from past assumptions about clinical information system design, I decided it was a good idea to question everything. Like everyone else, my view of electronic systems has been colored by the use of paper charts. Shaking off preconceptions is hard. In doing so, I have found it helpful to look […]
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Technology usage patterns differ from person to person. Any number of factors could account for the differences such as varying needs for specific features, lack of familiarity, or being unaware of available functions. Two recent studies that looked at physicians’ EHR use may offer a much more nuanced and interesting take on this topic. Like […]
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The EHR Science Blog presents the musings of Jerome H. Carter, MD, CEO of Informatics Squared, Inc.
Dr. Carter is the editor of Electronic Health Records, Second Edition, published by the American College of Physicians.
Posts on this blog are the personal views of Dr. Carter and do not reflect the official policies or positions of the American College of Physicians.
The Future of HIT Innovation is Ambulatory
by Jerome Carter on September 14, 2015 · 2 comments
Well, it’s time to start designing new clinical care systems. MU is winding down, so the yearly certification requirements churn will be ending soon, or at least slowing greatly, which is a good thing for someone jumping into the market. Current vendors have to support users who do continue in MU because, no matter how […]
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