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TypeThe Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recently announced a new approach to the familiar “meaningful use” EHR incentive program. Now termed “Promoting Interoperability,” these updated criteria seek to address pricing transparency, facilitate the sharing of patient information between providers, and further engage patients in managing their care. To accomplish this, all eligible providers will be required to demonstrate compliance with 2015 Edition of CEHRT by next year. And while these changes are welcome, they appear to heavily emphasize external interoperability over internal interoperability. These two types of interoperability are deeply interrelated, but they are rarely considered to be of equal importance. While internal interoperability emphasizes improvements to physician communications and hospital workflows, external interoperability focuses on a health facility’s ability to communicate with external actors, including their patients. And while external interoperability is receiving quite a bit of attention at present, it is the speed and accuracy of internal communications that make external interoperability a reality. Our infographic, below, illustrates the components of internal and external interoperability. How does your EHR measure up?
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TypeHealthcare facilities will need to find new and innovative ways to engage families with the shifting of generations.
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TypePDPM will be a big shift and staff will need to shift mindset and have the proper training to ensure your facility is compliant.
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TypeJust in case you haven’t heard yet, the Patient Driven Payment Model, more commonly referred to as PDPM, is coming into effect this year!
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TypeTechnology has opened many doors for healthcare organizations, but at the same time, it has reduced the personal aspect of healthcare.
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TypeThe new Patient Driven Payment Model (PDPM) will shift the Medicare reimbursement structure to focus on complete patient needs, rather than therapy minutes.
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TypeOne of the biggest challenges people face on the use of data is where to start. With today’s technology, we can measure virtually anything and everything.
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TypeThis part of the blog series dives into how examining ideal prospects can affect your sustainability into the true resident stay and data to examine to ensure they’re getting the best of care and that your business is running in an efficient manner.
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TypeLet’s examine how data for specific payor types and PDPM can really help your operation.