The National Football League has decided eClinicalworks to maintain its medical records.
The records will be available any time/any place which can only benefit the players improve the management of their health.
Congratulations to both!
This year the US Olympics athletes also had the benefit of electronic records.
Does anyone have any news from the other major sports organizations? SV
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The Boston Globe
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Hurricane Sandy: Staten Island Update November 4, 2012
Yesterday, my wife, volunteers and I delivered supplies collected at the Staten Island Heart Society.
We saw multiple congregations of people throughout the affected areas sharing food, supplies and moral support. There were many moving stories of people who did not previously know each other doing what we do best: help those in need. It was very touching to talk to those whose homes were filled with sea water and had most of their belongings destroyed express sympathy for even less fortunate than themselves.
The Staten Island Heart Society is a local drop off site for relief items for the Staten Island Victims of Hurricane Sandy.
We will be open to accept items daily from 10 AM - 2:00 PM.
Please contact us via Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Staten-Island-Heart-Society/91570863813 or through our web site at www.siheart.org or phone 718.351.3115
if you need to arrange a different time.
Items needed : Clothing, blankets, flashlights, batteries, water, prepared foods, baby foods and pet foods.
Our collection efforts are in conjunction with the SI Boro President's Office and the Stephen Siller Foundation.
Our hearts and prayers are with all of our families and friend's that have been effected by Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath.
Salvatore Volpe MD
Member of the Board of Directors of the Staten Island Heart Society
Additional Links
Crisis Commons
Disaster Assistance
Staten Island Borough President Molinaro Office
We saw multiple congregations of people throughout the affected areas sharing food, supplies and moral support. There were many moving stories of people who did not previously know each other doing what we do best: help those in need. It was very touching to talk to those whose homes were filled with sea water and had most of their belongings destroyed express sympathy for even less fortunate than themselves.
The Staten Island Heart Society is a local drop off site for relief items for the Staten Island Victims of Hurricane Sandy.
We will be open to accept items daily from 10 AM - 2:00 PM.
Please contact us via Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Staten-Island-Heart-Society/91570863813 or through our web site at www.siheart.org or phone 718.351.3115
if you need to arrange a different time.
Items needed : Clothing, blankets, flashlights, batteries, water, prepared foods, baby foods and pet foods.
Our collection efforts are in conjunction with the SI Boro President's Office and the Stephen Siller Foundation.
Our hearts and prayers are with all of our families and friend's that have been effected by Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath.
Salvatore Volpe MD
Member of the Board of Directors of the Staten Island Heart Society
Additional Links
Crisis Commons
Disaster Assistance
Staten Island Borough President Molinaro Office
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Meaningful Use Stage 2 presentation
EClinicalworks users conference Washington
Rajat Sharma
Reviewing measure changes
Www.eclinicalworks.com
New menus items
10 percent imaging results
20 percent first degree family history as structured data
30
Rajat Sharma
Reviewing measure changes
Www.eclinicalworks.com
New menus items
10 percent imaging results
20 percent first degree family history as structured data
30
Using care coordination to build an ACO presentation
Ecw user conference in Washington
CCMR
Care Coordination Medical Record
Anupam Kashyap
Building blocks
Care giver longitudinal view involving providers, families ,
Analytical tools
Care coordinator connector interacts with multiple EHRs
Referral network
Care planing
Analytics
Patient engagement
Ability to print action plans to paper, portal and health tracker
Track utilization across multiple domains; hospital, pharmacry, etc
Community dashboard
Evaluate all measures to identify patients at risk as well as barriers
Outreach can be customized to patients preferred contact methods
CHAPS. Patient satisfaction surveys
Two ACOs are currently using this system
Www.eclinicalworks.com
CCMR
Care Coordination Medical Record
Anupam Kashyap
Building blocks
Care giver longitudinal view involving providers, families ,
Analytical tools
Care coordinator connector interacts with multiple EHRs
Referral network
Care planing
Analytics
Patient engagement
Ability to print action plans to paper, portal and health tracker
Track utilization across multiple domains; hospital, pharmacry, etc
Community dashboard
Evaluate all measures to identify patients at risk as well as barriers
Outreach can be customized to patients preferred contact methods
CHAPS. Patient satisfaction surveys
Two ACOs are currently using this system
Www.eclinicalworks.com
Eclinicaltouch part three
Tom Roberts
Jelly bean review
Patient look up details: web enabled, alerts etc
Www.eClinicalWorks.com
Jelly bean review
Patient look up details: web enabled, alerts etc
Www.eClinicalWorks.com
Eclinicaltouch part 2 demo
Single transmit screen for labs, meds etc
Patient hub
Easy to create a new patient via tel encounter
Right panel with overview, CDSS, history etc accessable
Flow sheets currently view only
No waiting, no synching. Everything is done in real time.
Www.eclinicalworks.com
Patient hub
Easy to create a new patient via tel encounter
Right panel with overview, CDSS, history etc accessable
Flow sheets currently view only
No waiting, no synching. Everything is done in real time.
Www.eclinicalworks.com
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