How to Implement an EHR and HIE that Improves Quality, Safety, Efficiency and Service: 02.22, 1-1:29pm

TriMed Staff | | Health Exec | EMR/EHR
Join this session to learn how one Ambulatory Clinic preloaded 15 years of clinical data into its EHR, interfaced it to five hospitals, a reference lab, a home health agency, pharmacies and payors, and turned on clinical decision support. The result is nation-leading HEDIS quality measures, Medicare total cost of care, as well as documented improvements in safety, efficiency, and satisfaction.

Learn how this HIMSS 2011 Davies Ambulatory Award winner went above and beyond Meaningful Use to realize what the future of healthcare will be like for the rest of our nation.

Time:
Wednesday, February 22, 1:00 PM - 1:29 PM

Speaker Information:
Larry Garber , MD, Medical Director for Informatics, Reliant Medical Group (previously Fallon Clinic) in Worcester, Mass.

TriMed Staff

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