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AMA Urges Improved VA Interoperability

Also recommends expansion of Choice Program

ACP: What's New in mHealth

Do apps promoting weight loss and heart health really work?

FDA Clears App to Screen for Cognitive Impairment

CANTAB Mobile app uses tests developed more than 30 years ago

OpenNotes Project Gains Popularity

12 million patients now have access to their doctors' notes

A Surprising Place to Find Anti-Kickback Rules

Some aspects of EHRs, telemedicine might technically be illegal

iMedApps: Use Your Cell Phone But Keep Its Number Private

Doximity Dialer customizes what patients see on Caller ID when you call

Prior Authorization Still a 'Pain Point' for Providers

Multiple healthcare groups are working on the problem

HHS Eyes End of 2017 for Draft Rule on Privacy Breaches

Aims to define what constitutes 'harm' when health records are exposed

Not-So-Obvious Apps for the ER

Must-haves for emergency medicine physicians

Pros and Cons of the ACC DAPT Risk Calculator App

User-friendly, but short on some outcome data

Round Health App Useful for Keeping Meds on Schedule

But the app could use a little cleaning up

Tech Savvy or Luddite?

How up-to-date are you with the latest technology?

Infectious Disease App a Worthy Alternative to Sanford, Hopkins

Humorous writing is combined with an easy-to-use interface

For Each Hour of Clinical Time, Docs Spend 2 on Desk Work

Time-and-motion study of 57 doctors in ambulatory settings

10 Augmented Reality Apps for Healthcare

Medicine is already on board with emerging technology

Video: What Every Doctor's Website Should Have, Part 1

Five tips for building your medical site

Physicians Urged to Get Ahead of Social Media Profile

Social media expert Kevin Pho gives tips on protecting online reputation

Novel App Seems to Extend Lung Cancer Survival

Web app offers early detection of relapse, complications between healthcare visits

Use Exam Room Computer to Your Advantage

It doesn't have to be a communication barrier, says Danny Sands, MD

Are Medical Scribes Slowing the Development of EHRs?

Scribes take off the pressure to improve them, two experts say

How 'A Stupid Idea' Gave Birth to Telemedicine

It began with a Boston traffic jam ...

Registry Underway for Watchman CMS Coverage

But who to include and how to follow them are still fluid issues

AMA Wants 2-Years of Grace for ICD-10 Errors

With time running out, AMA acts to protect physician payment

ICD-10: AMA Considers Grace Period to 'Save Docs'

No easy choices for AMA as it mulls next steps

The Hospital Leader: An Interview With Toronto's Adina Weinerman, MD

What strategies can streamline code status documentation?

Excerpt From 'The Digital Doctor'

An insider's view of the digitization of healthcare delivery.

10 Things ICUs Must Do Better

Compassion tops the list by former Society of Critical Care Medicine president.

The Happy PCP: $400K/Yr and Home in Time for Dinner

Primary care doc earns a specialist's income without working overtime.

The Bottomline: Cardiac Telemetry

Can a 'wise' choice save $4.8 million in a single year?

Lethal Injections, MOC, and E-Cigs on AMA Agenda

The American Medical Association is being asked to strengthen its ethical stance on physician participation in execution by extending its ban on doctors participating to include all health professionals.

What You Need To Know About New .health Domains

Should doctors grab a shiny new .health domain?

ICD-10 Follies: Watch Where You're Walking

Yes, there's a code for that. To mark the forthcoming move to the ICD-10 coding system, 麻豆传媒 is spotlighting some of those thousands of new codes that might just be getting a bit too granular.

13 Mobile Apps Every ER Doc Should Test Drive

Here are the best mobile apps for emergency medicine physicians gleaned from a recent EMJ paper by Michelle Lin, MD, Iltifat Husain, MD, Salim Rezaie, MD, and remixed with a talk from last month's AAEM meeting by Graham Walker, MD.

5 Ways Doctors Can Use Data Analytics

Data analytics takes claims data, a providers' electronic health record, and any of piece of information available to help physicians become more aware of the patients they're treating. Here are five ways the technology can help meet payers' demands for higher-quality, higher-value care.

ICD-10 Follies: Struck by an Orca

Yes, there's a code for that. To mark the forthcoming move to the ICD-10 coding system, 麻豆传媒 is spotlighting some of those thousands of new codes that might just be getting a bit too granular.

ICD-10 Follies: The Birds

Yes, there's a code for that. To mark the forthcoming move to the ICD-10 coding system, 麻豆传媒 is spotlighting some of those thousands of new codes that might just be getting a bit too granular.

5 Problems With Mobile Health App Security

No federal agency has the power to properly regulate the fast-growing world of mobile health applications and telehealth systems, researchers noted while outlining several security risks and privacy threats.

What Makes a Patient High Risk?

We all know a high-risk patient when we see one, says internist Fred Pelzman, but defining what makes a patient high risk is tricky business -- and may become necessary in these days of registries and data-driven medicine.

Docs' Charting Falls Short of ICD-10 Demands

SAN FRANCISCO -- Nearly 65% of clinical documentation doesn't contain enough information for coders to use for billing under the upcoming ICD-10 coding system, a survey of patient charts found.

More Insurance Claims Filed Electronically

Healthcare providers continue to file more insurance claims electronically and submit claims more quickly, a report from the leading health insurance industry group showed.

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