Hospitals are failing to take advantage of the interoperability benefits of electronic medical records. Only 30% of hospitals are using (or sending) electronic medical records with outside organizations where a patient receives care, according to a study published in...
Because microhospitals are subject to regulations developed with larger acute care institutions in mind, in an emergency, they can run into compliance obstacles that their traditional counterparts don’t often encounter or are better equipped to handle.
If the wheels on the car are not in proper alignment, then getting to your destination may be quite the challenge. Similarly, if the hospital and physicians are not aligned, reaching the desired destination will be a significant challenge.
This week, CRC Daily covers hot quality topics. Since Monday, we’ve been granting all CRC e-newsletter readers and site visitors access to “Spend quality time,” a full-length, members-only article on the perks of driving alignment between quality and medical staff services functions. ...
Most people don’t realize the true definition of board certification. “It doesn’t mean only being certified by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS),” says ...
Credentialing Resource Center Journal - Volume 26, Issue 9
