Why do some physicians have success with an EMR and others do not?
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| European Firm Buys U.S. Market Share Cegedim, a software vendor serving 119,000 physicians and 16,000 pharmacies in seven European nations, has entered the U.S. market by acquiring Pulse Systems Inc., which sells ambulatory practice management and electronic health records software. Paris-based Cegedim expects to benefit from a rapidly growing U.S. market because of meaningful use incentive funds. Publ.Date : July 29, 2010 Is Meaningful Use Really Meaningful? Quality improvement initiatives in provider organizations often go bad when they are mandated from the top down, and not integrated into clinical workflow and compete with other priorities, asserts Chris Wood, M.D., a family physician and medical director for information services at Intermountain Healthcare in Salt Lake City. Publ.Date : July 28, 2010 Investors Like CPSI's Quarter After missing profit expectations for the two previous quarters, community hospital software vendor Computer Programs and Systems Inc. beat expectations in the second quarter of 2010. Consequently, the company's stock price was up nearly 9 percent in morning trading on July 30. Publ.Date : July 30, 2010 Feds Want Help With Insurance Exchanges An agency of the Department of Health and Human Services is seeking public comment on issues related to state insurance exchanges, mandated under the health reform law to be Web-based, one-stop shops for consumers to compare and purchase health insurance coverage. Publ.Date : July 30, 2010 Equity Firm to Buy Health Grades New York-based private equity firm Vestar Capital Partners will acquire consumer health care content vendor Health Grades Inc. for $294 million. Publ.Date : July 29, 2010 Increase Search Engine Traffic |
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