eClinicalWorks Blog
- 30 March, 2023
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Say “Thanks, doc” to a Doctor on National Doctors’ Day
We’re all familiar with those “greeting card” holidays that turn out to be more marketing than substance. But when you examine National Doctors’ Day, the diagnosis is clear: It’s the real thing.
Read Continue- 23 March, 2023
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Reducing No-Shows Through Simple Patient Engagement Strategies
Every medical practice experiences “no-shows” every week. These missed appointments have a severe negative impact on not only patient health outcomes, but also the financial health of a practice.
Read Continue- 1 February, 2023
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Celebrating American Heart Month
Understanding the importance of your cardiovascular health is key to reducing the chances of contracting life-threatening diseases. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in the United States, and adopting a healthful diet alongside regular physical exercise can reduce the chances of contracting the disease.
Read Continue- 6 December, 2022
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Putting Together the Pop Health Puzzle
Given how central and important value is to so many aspects of life, it may be surprising to learn that value-based care wasn’t really on anyone’s radar until 2008, when the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services introduced several programs intended to improve the Medicare program.
Read Continue- 16 November, 2022
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Making Pop Health Easier with Speed, Flexibility, and Insight
This month, our Population Health blog series looks at the innovative solutions presented at the 2022 eClinicalWorks and healow National Conference in Orlando. Read on to learn how eClinicalWorks is helping practices bring together new thinking and the latest Population Health solutions to achieve the goals of value-based care.
Read Continue- 9 November, 2022
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How Remote Patient Monitoring Improves Outcomes
Brookhaven Heart & MD365, a cardiology practice on New York’s Long Island, had long recognized the need to monitor blood pressure among cardiac patients. Moreover, they understood that “white coat anxiety” can often lead to artificially high blood pressure readings for patients who are nervous when they visit the doctor’s office.
Read Continue- 1 November, 2022
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eClinicalWorks Scribe: A Tale of Two Patients
Putting AI to work for easy and accurate Progress Notes The COVID-19 pandemic forced medical practices to take a closer look at many aspects of their operations. When offices closed, telehealth suddenly grew in popularity and has become an integral part of care delivery. Contactless methods for booking, check-in, and payments have flourished.
Read Continue- 26 October, 2022
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The Answer for Today’s Multidimensional Healthcare
An EHR to tackle every facet of today’s complex medicine No doctor goes into the office in the morning thinking they’ll simply see a few patients and perhaps prescribe some medications. Healthcare today isn’t one-dimensional.
Read Continue- 18 October, 2022
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High Time to Get to the Cloud
Emerj, an artificial intelligence and research firm, estimates that the healthcare industry now accounts for 30% of all the world’s data, with annual growth rates that exceed those seen in manufacturing, financial services, and the entertainment industry.
Read Continue- 13 October, 2022
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How a Remote Solution Keeps Patients Close
Monitoring provides data for near real-time care delivery At healow, RPM doesn’t stand for revolutions per minute, but it can still be a way to rev up your understanding of Population Health and achieve the goals of value-based care.
Read Continue- 9 October, 2022
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The Future Belongs to Value-Based Care
When our customers look back on the 2022 eClinicalWorks and healow National Conference, we’re sure they will remember the fun they had during the Sunset Soirée that wrapped up Day 2 on Saturday night. (We know we will!)
Read Continue- 8 October, 2022
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Day 2: Time to Complete Your Healthcare IT Campaigns
Day 2 of the National Conference is always a critical time. With the excitement of the opening day’s Keynote Address over and your return home still on the other side of another Florida sunrise, what attendees do on Day 2 is key to answering the question of whether they will make progress toward their healthcare goals.
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