You can't always get what you want
The apps that come with today’s EHRs may not be exactly what we want, but unfortunately, that’s what we get until true interoperability is achieved. Read more from CMO Dr. Craig Joseph.
Posts by: Dr. Craig Joseph, Chief Medical Officer
healthcare consulting
October 27, 2021
The enigma of the edge case in healthcare
While AI may be useful in diagnosing standard cases, CMO Dr. Craig Joseph posits that, for now, only a highly-trained care team can spot the zebras.
EHR
October 13, 2021
Why we do what we do
Patients and their care should be the #1 reason for why we do the things we do in healthcare IT. Read more of this compelling story from Dr. Craig Joseph.
healthcare consulting
September 22, 2021
Everything old is new again
Comparing the AIDS epidemic to the COVID-19 pandemic, CMO Craig Joseph posits that our healthcare systems should learn and grow from past public health crises.
EHR
September 8, 2021
Must EHRs become platforms?
Must an EHR vendor become an EHR platform or risk facing extinction? Read more for Dr. Craig Joseph's insights.
EHR
June 30, 2021
Spelunking through the medical chart
Get your hard hat and flashlight ready for an adventure through the EHR. Find out why you’ll need them in the Checkup.
healthcare consulting
June 16, 2021
Primary care is an essential part of a usable healthcare system
Nordic’s CMO Dr. Craig Joseph argues that a usable healthcare system should be team-based with a user-centric healthcare IT system.
healthcare consulting
June 2, 2021
The good stuff is rarely learned in meetings
Though teleconferences and video calls have become the norm, Dr. Craig Joseph opines that in-person interactions still have tremendous value.
EHR
May 5, 2021
Patient identifiers: A solution whose time has come
Dr. Craig Joseph shares his thoughts on why patient identification tools are a necessity in the U.S. healthcare system.
EHR
April 21, 2021
CHIME Spring Forum thoughts: Create great user experiences for all the users
With the CHIME21 Spring Forum in his rearview, Dr. Craig Joseph reflects on his biggest takeaway from the virtual conference.