With 2018 at a close, we compiled our top 10 most popular blog posts of 2018, in one place. We hope that you enjoyed our posts from 2018, and we are looking forward to creating even more helpful content in 2019.
With 2018 at a close, we compiled our top 10 most popular blog posts of 2018, in one place. We hope that you enjoyed our posts from 2018, and we are looking forward to creating even more helpful content in 2019.
Topics: EHR Implementation, Epic Upgrade, Training, EMR, Go-Live Support, Security, EHR Optimization, Cyber Security, Digital Transformation, Managed Services, Blockchain
With the close of 2017, we thought you might enjoy a compilation of the top 10 most popular blog posts of 2017, in one place. We hope you enjoyed the content from 2017, and look forward to even more helpful information in 2018.
Topics: Epic, EHR Implementation, Epic Upgrade, Training, EMR, Go-Live Support, Security, EHR Optimization, Cyber Security, Digital Transformation, Managed Services, Blockchain
The year 2016 was one of growth for us here at The HCI Group. From the inception of our Healthcare IT Blog in August of 2013, up to the end of 2015, we had published nearly 100 different articles on Healthcare IT. In just 2016 alone, we reached that same number — including the launch of our Healthcare IT Podcast Series IT Podcast Series.
We would like to say thank you to all who have subscribed to our blog and our podcast, and that we can't wait to keep providing you with the best content that the Healthcare IT industry has to offer.
Before moving forward to 2017, however, we pause to take a look back at the posts that you, our subscribers, found the most value in during the year that was.
Topics: Epic, EHR Implementation, Cerner, Epic Upgrade, Training, EMR, ERP, Go-Live Support, HIMSS Analytics, Epic Certified
Being one of the most popular EHRs in the world, it is no surprise that the posts we created having to deal with Cerner were some of our most viewed in 2016. Here were three of our best:
Topics: Cerner, Training, Go-Live Support, Clinical Service Desk, Best of Series
For the fifth episode of our Monday Morning Healthcare IT Podcast Series, we take a call with Chelsea Wyatt, our Director of Epic Services here at the HCI Group. Tom and Chelsea will be going over some key strategies and cost considerations that healthcare organizations should be keeping in mind during an Epic upgrade project.
Topics: Epic, Epic Upgrade, Go-Live Support, EHR Training, Podcast Series
Go-Live is the culmination of all your EMR implementation efforts—all eyes will be on your project team. Executives, Providers, Clinical and Non Clinical staff, and the local community will all be watching and evaluating how smoothly your Go-Live event runs. It is imperative that you choose a seasoned vendor that has encountered varied, challenging implementations from across the country.
Topics: Go-Live Support
During an EMR Go-Live, there are a number of project activities that your organization can expect to encounter. End user preparedness, the development of a training program, and proper charging procedures are all areas you most likely are already planning for and thinking about.
Topics: Go-Live, Go-Live Support
Due to the great deal of change that an EMR Go-Live can bring, many organizations view them as a very intimidating and draining experience. However, this does not need to be the case, as knowing how to manage your budget, utilize a command structure, and apply a good support team can help your organization provide better care and save money.
Topics: EHR Go-Live, Go-Live Support
An Epic ambulatory implementation, especially one that covers multiple sites and incorporates both clinical and financial applications, can significantly disrupt an organization’s revenue. In this blog, HCI Revenue Cycle expert Chelsea Wyatt discusses ways in which an organization can guard against revenue disruption during an ambulatory implementation.
Topics: Epic, Revenue Cycle, Go-Live Support, Epic Go-Live
An EMR implementation will transform your organization in many ways. Prior to go-live and eventual optimization, however, there are many steps that your organization must go through to ensure that your end users are all ready for the change. In this post, The HCI Group’s Executive Vice President Bob Steele takes us through the eight steps an organization will need to follow during Go-Live to achieve high end-user adoption rates and sustainment.
Topics: Go-Live Support
