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Posted June 20, 2008
A bit misdirected?
Analysis of: Billing System Needs Under Consumer Directed Health Plans | www.phoenixservice.net
Author: James Leonard, Chief Information Officer The Regional Medical Center at Memphis
A small article that really doesn't do justice to the topic and makes a few misdirected comments.     
Posted June 20, 2008
A need for cost effective ASP model EHR solution
Analysis of: Most Doctors Aren’t Using Electronic Health Records | www.nytimes.com
Author: James Leonard, Chief Information Officer The Regional Medical Center at Memphis
Slow EHR adoption by small to medium sized Physician practices, those with fewer than 100 providers, clearly shows a market niche for a cost effective, Web-based delivery of these systems. This will remove the primary pain point in adoption by smaller practices and groups.
Posted June 20, 2008
Most Doctors Aren’t Using Electronic Health Records
Analysis of: Most Doctors Aren’t Using Electronic Health Records | www.nytimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
I HAD THE 2ND CHARTLESS OFFICE IN THE SOUTHEAST THE 1ST IN TN. WHEN I 1ST OPENED MY OFFICE IN NASHVILLE IN 1991. ONCE IN YOU CAN NEVER GO BACK TO CHARTS; HOWEVER, THE COST ARE HIGH AND THE LEARNING CURVE IS SLOW. MOST DOC'S DON'T LIKE A CHANGE. THUS THE CONVERSION RATE WILL BE HIGHER IN DOCS STARTING...
Posted June 20, 2008
Most Doctors Aren’t Using Electronic Health Records
Analysis of: Most Doctors Aren’t Using Electronic Health Records | www.nytimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Only 1 in 5 physicians use electronic patient records. ( and those are either in University Hospitals, large multispecialty clinics or VA hospitals)
Posted June 20, 2008
Billing System Needs Under Consumer Directed Health Plans
Analysis of: Billing System Needs Under Consumer Directed Health Plans | www.phoenixservice.net
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Interconnection with banking sector for cash less insurance requirements for providers and making a tripartite agreement for payments between Providers' bankers, Providers' insurance companies and Payers would dramatically improve the syste. Secondly "Productising-the-Services" is yet another area which...
Posted June 20, 2008
Billing System Needs Under Consumer Directed Health Plans
Analysis of: Billing System Needs Under Consumer Directed Health Plans | www.phoenixservice.net
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Consumer directed health plans are moving the financial responsibility for payment more and more from insurers to patients.  How does this affect the information system needs of physicians, hospital and other health care providers?
Posted June 19, 2008
Writing New Prescriptions for Change--Policymakers' Interest in Health Care Intensifies
Analysis of: Writing New Prescriptions for Change--Policymakers' Interest in Health Care Intensifies | www.washingtonpost.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Medical care in the U.S. is continuing its slide toward Socialism.  The lack of price transparancy in medicine scares people and leads them to believe that the government must step in to protect them from being price gouged.  The best protection for most people is to be...
Posted June 19, 2008
Writing New Prescriptions for Change--Policymakers' Interest in Health Care Intensifies
Analysis of: Writing New Prescriptions for Change--Policymakers' Interest in Health Care Intensifies | www.washingtonpost.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
'Safety' scalpels, blunt needles and government interference.
Posted June 17, 2008
FDA's Chief Scientist Asks Science Board Subcommittee To Review Research On Bisphenol-A
Analysis of: FDA's Chief Scientist Asks Science Board Subcommittee To Review Research On Bisphenol-A | www.medicalnewstoday.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
      Parents never gave plastic a second thought that these seemingly safe vessels are capable of destroying, altering, and risking our children's internal building blocks of life. Babies used to be nursed with glass bottles that were capable of being sterilized,...
Posted June 17, 2008
Writing New Prescriptions for Change--Policymakers' Interest in Health Care Intensifies
Analysis of: Writing New Prescriptions for Change--Policymakers' Interest in Health Care Intensifies | www.washingtonpost.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The pressure is building from virtually all stakeholders of the $2.3 trillion healthcare industry for major reform in 2009, regardless of who may be the new occupant of the Oval Office.  Even the Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board (arguably the most powerful person in the world at least when...
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