EHR and unintended consequences

Jan 01, 1970

Electronic Health Records are here to stay, and for good reason. Without a doubt, EHR processes and technologies: Improve patient care Increase patient participation Improve care coordination Improve diagnostics and patient outcomes Reduce errors Enhance...

Patient Flow from the Ground Up

Jan 01, 1970

The idea of managing patient flow and LEAN business management is no longer an abstract concept. More and more companies are accepting this as the law of the land. In fact, most new clinics and healthcare facilities are designing entire facilities around the idea. ...

No more patient flow bottlenecks

Jan 01, 1970

 With all of the recent advancements in technology, and the Affordable Care Act, people are no longer relying on the traditional format to choose their doctors and clinics. Instead of going wherever their insurance provider tells them to go, patients have more...

Lean Theory

Jan 01, 1970

Lean theory, or the idea of lean management techniques, is a segment of the Six Sigma training program. It is based around the idea that cutting out unnecessary or excessive steps can greatly increase your patient flow and reduce extra expenses, time, and energy. ...

Office Visit Cycle Time or Door to Door Measurement

Jan 01, 1970

Patient satisfaction is a high priority when running a medical practice. Now that your patients have a bigger voice today as to what doctor they see, you want your patients to feel relaxed, comfortable, and anxiety free for the entire visit. Although most practices...

Big Data, say “Hello” to Human Nature

Jan 01, 1970

No business conversation is complete these days, without at least some mention of “Big Data.” And for good reason. Huge investments in the continuous collection, analysis, interpretation and application of the insights derived from massive data sets consistently...

Implementing ICD-10

Jan 01, 1970

Before diving into the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) Survey on how physicians feel about the implementation of ICD-10, let’s get a little bit of a background.   ICD-10 is the follow up to; you guessed it, ICD-9. The International Classification...

Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC)

Jan 01, 1970

In 2006, Congress passed The Tax Relief and Health Care Act, which states that Medicare must expand its Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) program to all 50 states, and that it must be implemented permanently. RAC’s detect prior improper payments with the hope that...

Audiology

Jan 01, 1970

The American Academy of Audiology, founded in 1988 states that they are “the world's largest professional organization of, by, and for audiologists.” With a membership program of over 11,000 what better organization to publish a decibel chart titled, “Levels of...

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