The study touches on topics of usability and functionality of health information technology such as EHRs for generating electronic clinical quality measure (eCQM) reports and how the data from these reports could be used to support quality improvement.
Get set for a new exciting conference experience April 30 – May 1 in Cleveland, OH from Health 2.0 and HIMSS, focused on the collaboration between developers and healthcare providers on building emerging digital health technologies! We are proud to present – Dev4Health.
HIMSS’s chapters across the U.S. have prioritized opioid crisis relief and taken the initiative to explore health IT approaches to address the crisis.
HHS Startup Day Chicago aims to connect healthcare entrepreneurs with federal government about the latest innovative digital health technology.
The meeting topics included updates from the ONC Office of the Chief Scientist, a presentation on the ONC Consumer Guide, and a presentation from the U.S. Core Data for Interoperability (USCDI) Task Force on their USCDI and Proposed Expansion Process r…
The new Action Plan outlines the FDA’s vision for how the FDA can continue to enhance its programs and processes to assure the safety of medical devices.
The three Pennsylvania HIMSS chapters are working together to develop advocacy efforts focused on telehealth, the opioid crisis, veteran suicide and workforce development.
HIMSS Executive Vice President Carla Smith was recognized as a health IT thought leader by Health Data Management, along with 31 members of HIMSS.
On Tuesday, April 24, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) published the 2019 Inpatient Prospective Payment System Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM), which includes modifications to the Medicare and Medicaid electronic health record (EHR) Incentive Programs, and other proposed changes to interoperability initiatives at CMS.
The California bill AB 2315 on pupil health requires that the State Department of Education with the State Department of Health Care Services to develop regulations surrounding the use of telehealth technology in California schools.
