Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) are digital versions of patient health records that make it easier for doctors to store, access, and manage medical information. Written by : Manali Momaya ...

Work at home medical scribes -- this is a new remote job I've been seeing posted quite a bit lately. Today, I decided to do ...

An EHR system may take time to implement, but the benefits are worth the investment for medical facilities. See the steps to get it up and running.

In 2018, the VA partnered with Cerner, now part of Oracle, to develop an electronic medical records system for its over 170 medical centers. ... benefits or services, ...

Artificial intelligence is coming to medical and mental health care whether clinicians are ready or not. AI excels at ...

From 2009 to 2018, as electronic medical records became ubiquitous, chart notes doubled in length. ... No doubt, electronic medical records have produced great benefits, too.

VA Signs New, Tougher Contract with Company Handling Faulty Electronic Health Records Rollout The Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center in Spokane, Washington. (Dept. of Veterans Affairs) ...

Corrupted files in the electronic health records system at Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center led to operations closures. The facility is a test hospital for the VA's $16 billion ...

The department's records platform, VistA, first instituted in the late 1970s, is lauded as effective, reliable, and even innovative, but decades of underinvestment have eroded the platform.

WASHINGTON — The modernized electronic health records system at the Department of Veterans Affairs is designed to provide instant access to digital medical records of patients across the VA and ...

The transition to electronic health records from traditional paper charting was touted as a way to increase efficiency, billing and cataloging; however, for some, it has made practice overly ...

That’s the opposite of the situation now in place. Health systems, data networks, and the companies that sell electronic medical records determine how much data patients can access, when, and ...