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Phase two of audits is coming this year, and the Office of Civil Rights is looking to crack down on violations. » Read how to get ready |
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3 Tips to Stop Revenue Leaks in Your Private Practice
Today's private practices have had to adjust to mounting challenges like ICD-10, Meaningful Use, and ACA. With so many changes disrupting practice management processes, it may seem as though your private practice is leaking revenue—and it probably is. Operational inefficiencies and redundancies are costing your office time and money.
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Technology
They were intended to streamline and improve patient care, however patient portals have suffered from the combination of shaky initial product rollouts and user error from a population not totally sold on the concept. » So, are they worth it? |
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A Physician's Guide to Understanding Your Search Engine Results
According to a Pew Research Center survey, 72 percent of Internet users say they looked online for health information within the past year. And of those users, 77 percent of online health seekers say, "they began their last session at a search engine such as Google, Bing or Yahoo." The numbers are overwhelming and paint a clear picture -- search engines are an integral and necessary component to any healthcare provider's online success.
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Preparing for a Patient HIPAA Complaint: Will your practice survive a HIPAA incident?
Most physicians assume they have HIPAA covered, but when an incident happens, they find out too late that their staff is not prepared or they are missing important compliance documentation. If one of the following happened at your practice, would you be prepared?
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White Paper - Keep Your Eyes on the Patient, not the Screen
A new concept is changing how physicians feel about EHRs. The Problem-Oriented Medical Record (POMR) lets you to chart the same way you think about specific patient problems, allowing you to keep your eyes on the patient and not the screen.
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