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"We’ve resolved 6,036 issues and have 3,517 open issues": Extolling EPIC EHR Virtues at University of Arizona Health System
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12:37 PM
The public may believe that, in healthcare, only the Obamacare insurance exchange website has lots of bugs. On those, see my Oct. 10. 2013...
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University of Arizona Health Network
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University of Arizona Medical Center
Words that Work: Singing Only Positive - And Often Unsubstantiated - EHR Praise As "Advised" At The University Of Arizona Health Network
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5:33 PM
When clinicians are told to promote a technology in no uncertain terms, that puts a chilling effect on critical thinking and discourse. In ...
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University of Arizona Health Network
Setback for Sutter after $1B EHR crashes (in followup to post "RNs Say Sutter’s New Electronic System Causing Serious Disruptions to Safe Patient Care at East Bay Hospitals")
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10:19 AM
At my July 12, 2013 post "RNs Say Sutter’s New Electronic System Causing Serious Disruptions to Safe Patient Care at East Bay Hospitals...
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Alta Bates Summit Medical Center
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California Nurses Association
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Patient care has not been compromised
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Sutter Health
RNs Say Sutter’s New Electronic System Causing Serious Disruptions to Safe Patient Care at East Bay Hospitals
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11:00 AM
Add the following from Sutter East Bay Hospitals to nurses' and physicians' complaints at Marin General Hospital ( http://hcrenewa...
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Alta Bates Summit Medical Center
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Sutter Health
Clouded "Visionary" Leadership - Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center's EPIC "Business Cycle Disruptions"
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1:53 PM
A typical excuse for the multi-million dollar compensation now enjoyed by many leaders of health care organizations is these leaders' su...
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healthcare IT difficulties
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Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
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Wake Forest University
Financial woes at Maine Medical Center: Reading this blog might have saved them millions of dollars, and prevented massive "cost saving initiatives"
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4:24 PM
In this article, the euphemistic and almost endearing term "hiccup" is used instead of the more traditional " glitch " ...
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Edgecomb Selectman Stuart Smith
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Maine Medical Center
I Wonder if Dr. Bob Wachter Has An IP Audit Trail For Comment Submissions To His Blog?
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7:38 AM
In my Jan. 2010 post " More on Perversity in the Healthcare IT World: Is Meditech Employing Sockpuppets? " I described how I found...
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In addition to nurses, doctors now air their alarm: Contra Costa County health doctors air complaints about county's new $45 million computer system
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7:49 AM
At my Aug. 2012 post " Contra Costa's $45 million computer health care system endangering lives, nurses say ", I described how...
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Dr. Keith White
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Dr. Ori Tzvieli
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Dr. Rachel Steinhart
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Dr. William Walker
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Was EPIC successful in watering down the Meaningful Use Stage 2 Final Rule?
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3:38 PM
At my Aug. 31, 2012 post " Health IT Vendor EPIC Caught Red-Handed: Ghostwriting And Using Customers as Stealth Lobbyists - Did ONC Ign...
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Beshear to study nursing-home staffing minimums, suggests homes' high liability costs are related to poorly ranked care
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On EHR's: See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil: Part 2
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