Raw claims+EMR data not meaningful; need to clean & display it in a way that makes sense to users. @JulieHallBarrow @ChildrensMed #mHealth14
— Wen Dombrowski MD (@HealthcareWen) July 22, 2014
I agree with Wen that the EMR and claims data needs to be cleaned up. I think it gives the wrong message to say it’s not meaningful though. Once it’s cleaned up, it has a lot of value.
Looking for a Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Consultant – Manager level (#Washington) http://t.co/pks3fG8bYX #job pic.twitter.com/nl2CWo8pMD
— Jobs in Washington (@W4_Jobs_in_DC) July 28, 2014
How many of you have applied for a job because you saw it posted on Twitter? I’m really interested in this since I do a lot of health IT job posts on Twitter. We see quite a bit of traffic from Twitter to our healthcare IT job board, but I haven’t added a good way to track who signs up and applies for jobs. That’s next.
Does an EMR offer the same features as an #EHR? Discover the differences: http://t.co/DOzbxJOMoT
— Practice Fusion (@PracticeFusion) July 27, 2014
I love how academic Practice Fusion tries to make the discussion. I thought I made the discussion of EMR vs EHR much simpler.
