health records system

A system which, as defined in the UK, provides access to individual paper-based health records via one or more electronic indices. Health record systems must be adept at creating, retrieving, maintaining and destroying health records.

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His wisdom will continue to guide us in the future as we establish Blue Water Navy benefits and modernize our electronic health records system, Wilkie added.

United States : Sec. Wilkie Statement on Chairman Isakson's Retirement

Dursun Delen, Regents Professor and Patterson Foundation Chair in Management Science and Information Systems at Spears Business, and Elvena Fong, health data analytics program manager for CHSI for a proposed workshop on the electronic health records system to take place at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in July.

OSU to collaborate on grant

Then the BD cloud then transmits the data in a highly secure manner to a laboratory information system or electronic health records system. Clinicians can then access information and integrate test results into patient records in a highly secure way.

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The winners have no easy task: DHMSM's goal is a single, commercial product featuring full interoperability with the Veterans Affairs' VistA health records system as well as private sector systems, while serving some 9.6 million service members, retirees, and dependents, FCW.com reported.

DoD awards contract for EHR system

-- The National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP) has released a new specialized standard for and enhancements to its SCRIPT Standard electronic health records system.

EHR standards are updated

Obama, 45, an Illinois senator, would increase preventive screening, institute an electronic health records system, allow Medicare to bulk-buy prescription drugs, and provide reinsurance for catastrophic coverage--steps Obama said could save as much as $100 billion a year in healthcare costs.

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama announced a plan last week to provide universal health care in the U.S. by 2012, to be paid chiefly by employers and through tax increases on wealthy Americans

Studies have estimated that the initial cost for an electronic health records system averages $44,000 per physician, and the systems cost $8,500 per physician annually to maintain.

IT bill would aid small practices

Earlier this year, VA won the prestigious Innovations in American Government Award from Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government for its advanced electronic health records system and performance measurement system.

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Doctors said at a time when everyone was talking about ID cards, the health records system was in the process of being implemented with little public knowledge about it.

Confidentiality fears over new medical records

When Australia rolled out its Personally Controlled Electronic Health Records system (PCEHR) in July 2012, citizens needed to voluntarily enroll to participate.

Review: Australia's e-health records program should be Opt-out

Intended for medical office staff, this health insurance guide provides a roadmap for organizing back-office processes, developing an appeals process, monitoring reimbursement, ensuring legal compliance, and choosing an electronic health records system. The 11 chapters also describe the different types of health insurance plans, explain the new pay for performance initiatives, and introduce the standardized system of coding.

Reimbursement management; improving the success and profitability of your practice

New features will include capabilities for performing bulk scanning of healthcare artifacts, allowing HAIMS to ingest artifacts and images provided by external healthcare systems a[euro]" as well as allowing HAIMS to interact within the DoD's electronic health records system.

Harris Corporation awarded contract for second phase of US DoD health system network