Broken Windows theory and the EHR
Dr. Craig Joseph applies the Broken Window theory to the EHR and makes a case for fixing the minor errors.
Posts in: EHR (6)
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February 24, 2017
Keys to a successful requirements gathering process [#HIMSS17]
Nordic Manager of Optimization Solutions Kelsey Bonney explains the importance of a collaborative and dynamic process to keep all stakeholders involved.
EHR (6)
October 22, 2015
Are you ready for bundled payments? Increased quality and safety reporting measures?
Medicare’s 2016 Inpatient and Outpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS/OPPS) final rules are published. We break down how it could impact your EHR.
EHR (6)
June 9, 2015
HIT Breakdown 8 – The fourth step in our population health model: Intervention
For today’s show we look at the fourth step: intervention. Using congestive heart failure (CHF) as an example, we learn how healthcare providers are taking steps to actively intervene in patients' health outcomes.
EHR (6)
May 12, 2015
HIT Breakdown 5 - The second step in our population health model: Stratification
In today’s show we’re going to take a deep dive into the second step of our Population Health methodology - Stratification.
EHR (6)
March 19, 2015
HIT Breakdown 2 - What does a great population health program look like?
Dr. David Levin (Nordic) and Susan Marks (Amati Health) explain what makes a great population health program and a five-step model you can use to move closer to the improved outcomes you are after.
EHR (6)
March 10, 2015
Nordic's new podcast, the HIT Breakdown - Episode 1 on Population Health
Our first show is a Population Health primer. We have two veterans in the space: First, Dr. David Levin, who is the Chief Medical Officer at Nordic. Second, Susan Marks, Director of Population Health at Amati Health.
EHR (6)
January 31, 2015
Optimizing my Birkie and your EHR
The trick to EHR optimization is that you can’t just rip the poles away from the EHR to have a look. You need a team that has the emotional intelligence to slide alongside your team and help them see what a revised EHR posture might do for them.