Topic One: When EMR vendors leave the marketplace or discontinue a product, how can usability be sustained?
T:1 When EMR vendors leave the marketplace or discontinue a product, how can usability be sustained? #HITsm
— Linda Lia (@EMRAnswers) November 16, 2012
T1: once a provider is used to an EHR, I think they will replace ASAP. They wont know how to operate without #EHR #HITsm
— Stephen Jones MRIs (@StephenMRIs) November 16, 2012
T1 : Does swtiching to a new EMR count as maintianing usability? In some cases thats the only option. #hitsm
— EMRSupportGuy (@JayM_HealthIT) November 16, 2012
T1: I feel a startup happening… 3rd party data translation and migration from EMR to EMR #hitsm
— Mark James (@cardiologyHIT) November 16, 2012
T1: EMR profitability & sustainability may be in direct relation to interoperability. Tie the “ability” together. #HITsm
— Jon Mertz (@jonmertz) November 16, 2012
Topic Two: How do we protect patient privacy with payer-based HIEs?
T2: Payers have more experience with data mgmt–including security–compared to providers, don’t they? Like @dz45tr‘s comment too. #hitsm
— Janice McCallum (@janicemccallum) November 16, 2012
T2: 1 day, maybe when all are more comfortable in their skin, we might have a health world where people share for the sake of every1 #hitsm
— Ryan Lucas (@dz45tr) November 16, 2012
T2: Worked for a payer based #HIE and the impediment was old data- claims based.#HITsm
— Linda Lia (@EMRAnswers) November 16, 2012
T2: Same way we protect any consumer’s data/privacy. Important 4 patients have control of who has access but require lvl of security. #HITsm
— Stephen Jones MRIs (@StephenMRIs) November 16, 2012
T2: Human error or wrong dx, was a commonality- took mos to re-do claim and info for #HIE. Sensitive mistakes were dangerous #HITsm
— Linda Lia (@EMRAnswers) November 16, 2012
Topic Three: How can we draw attention to patient safety in the U.S. prison system?
T3: I know it sounds like a canned answer, but research data is the only way we can draw attention to the facts #hitsm
— Mark James (@cardiologyHIT) November 16, 2012
T3: I have a family member who was a patient in prison. Care was reactive, not proactive. Concussion due to – over medication.#HITsm
— Linda Lia (@EMRAnswers) November 16, 2012
T3: The question was how do we draw attention to it? Awareness is #1. I don’t believe many people at all know shortfalls, do they? #HITSM
— PerfectServe (@PerfectServe) November 16, 2012
T3: A patient should be a patient regardless of the setting.Unfortunately, that is not always the case, in the prison system #HITsm
— Lindsay Lemire (@LemireLindsay) November 16, 2012
Topic Four: Are we over the election and back to business as usual with healthcare?
T4: this cracks me up. Elections never end on Election day… #hitsm
— Ryan Lucas (@dz45tr) November 16, 2012
t4: with 4 more years there is more certainty with #healthit plus the candidate spent nearly $6B to get our votes so ABSOLUTELY!#hitsm
— Clark Lagemann (@ClarkLagemann) November 16, 2012
T4: I think it will take months to wind down and get back to “business as usual” #HITsm
— Lindsay Lemire (@LemireLindsay) November 16, 2012
t4 the election being over was one of the best ignitors of #health innovation since large investment $$ were sitting on the sidelines #hitsm
— Clark Lagemann (@ClarkLagemann) November 16, 2012
T4: we should go back to root goals before going fast. We have 1 Internet, why do we have so many #HIE & #HIX ? #Hitsm
— CLOUDHealth (@CLOUDHealth) November 16, 2012
