Quality of care, patient expectations and physician burnout are among some of the frustrations physicians have with telemedicine, according to a survey conducted by DocASAP, a software company based in Herndon, Va.
Category: Health IT
Epic integrates AI-powered payment tool
Epic added PayZen’s “Care Now, Pay Later” tool to its App Orchard online marketplace.
Telemedicine grants quicker access to primary care: study
Telemedicine helped decrease by half the time between scheduling and appointments for primary care visits conducted before the pandemic, according to a Feb. 3 study published in Telemedicine and e-Health.
Oracle extends Cerner tender offer by a month
Oracle extended its tender offer for its proposed acquisition of Cerner until March 16.
Meet the C-suite of Epic: 14 execs to know
Epic gathered talent from multidisciplinary fields to lead its executive team.
Physician informatics and the chief medical information officer [PODCAST]
This episode is sponsored by Athelas, the number one provider of remote patient monitoring. “At the beginning of my time as a CMIO, I needed to remain clinical to build camaraderie with my colleagues. This proved essential as the health system wa…
Few Cerner customers oppose Dr. Feinberg’s leadership, KLAS report shows
Most Cerner customers have positive or neutral attitudes about the company’s CEO, David Feinberg, MD, according to a KLAS report.
VA’s EHR system improving access to patient data
The Department of Veterans Affairs reported significant improvements after standardizing most of its high-priority datasets, FedScoop reported Feb. 10.
5 things to know about Oracle’s pending acquisition of Cerner
Software giant Oracle inked its biggest deal ever in December — an agreement to acquire Cerner for $28.3 billion. Here are five things to know about the deal and its progress.
5 stats illustrating a decline in telehealth usage
Telehealth usage soared during the first six months of the pandemic. Usage has been declining since, but telehealth is still utilized more than before COVID-19, according to research published Feb. 10 in the Peterson-KFF Health System Tracker.
