Creating or joining a CIN is no small task, you need to have your toolbox prepared for a smooth transition.
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Now more than ever, it’s important to create an emergency preparedness plan to protect employees, patients and vital information that contributes to the longevity of your business and the quality of care provided.
Not all EHR hosting providers are created equal. Find out what qualities you should look for in a full-serviced solutions partner.
Only keeping hard copies of healthcare data is inherently risky. Find out how a hosting provider can help you organize and secure your important information.
Using a well-connected service provider can extend the usefulness of your EHR system due to their relationships with other healthcare providers and knowledge of IT. Keep reading to learn more.
During times of uncertainty, HIEs can be used to support public health surveillance for COVID-19.
Information sharing in healthcare is vital for improving patient care, especially when healthcare systems are overwhelmed.
The reward of creating a Clinically Integrated Network that functions at peak efficiency is enabling healthcare providers to communicate with one another so there’s greater coordination throughout the continuum of patient care.
While all ACOs are essentially CINs, not all CINs are ACOs. Although the two networks have many upfront similarities, it’s the details that can help to understand how a CIN can be the platform for building an ACO.
Tech-savviness shouldn’t be a barrier to improving the revenue cycle, and it doesn’t have to be.
