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Healthcare Execs Worry About Meaningful Use Stage 2
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pcerrato10
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1/2/2013 | 6:51:39 PM
re: Healthcare Execs Worry About Meaningful Use Stage 2
The other valid point that the story makes is on the limited resources that most IT depts must deal with:

"Healthcare IT leaders must also balance their Meaningful Use effort against other demands on their time and resources, such as ICD-10, preventing readmissions and new care delivery models."

Paul Cerrato
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12/31/2012 | 8:19:00 AM
re: Healthcare Execs Worry About Meaningful Use Stage 2
Change management and training may be the largest hurdles in meeting Meaningful Use Stage 2, but at the same time it'll create a more agile industry that is able to accept new technologies and change. Up until now, the industry has gone relatively unchanged in terms of IT. Once an infrastructure is in place to meet Meaningful Use criteria, it can then be used to push further efforts that are guided towards lowering the cost and providing better care to patients.

Jay Simmons
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12/30/2012 | 7:47:31 PM
re: Healthcare Execs Worry About Meaningful Use Stage 2
Finally! 2013 to arrive to a conclusion that we had showed up since 1999 the year to stablish the UNESCO Chair of telemedicine:
Training and change management are the biggest barriers, and change management depend also of training. So training is the most.


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