Topic One: What’s your take on the emerging #EHRBacklash? A post-Meaningful Use fad, or a movement with actual potential?
T1: Until we separate #data from #ehr & see EHR as viewer & not a container, #ehrbacklash will continue & #interop will be difficult #HITsm
— CLOUDHealth™ (@CLOUDHealth) May 10, 2013
T1: All end users (including DRs) lost a lot of say in the design of EMR software when the US GOV started making the rules #hitsm
— HealthCo(@healthcois) May 10, 2013
T1: #EHRBacklash may be described as simmering for years…as it was imposed on physician/patient interaction. #hitsm
— Bob Green (@HealthcareNovel) May 10, 2013
T1: Reminds me of failed Siebel implementations where buyers & users had diff objectives. Salesforce brings 2 closer together. #HITSM
— Dave Chase (@chasedave) May 10, 2013
Topic Two: Will patients ever take their place at the center of the care team? Do they know that they should care about it?
T2 ACOs an invitation for proactive engagement, health literacy enhancement and material governance involvement. #HITsm
— Gregg Masters (@2healthguru) May 10, 2013
T2: Patient engagement & the #ePatient movement will certainly become more real as tech advances. It will happen soon. #HITsm
— Erica V. Olenski (@TheGr8Chalupa) May 10, 2013
T2: Winners already putting pts @ center. See Nuka, CareMore, Healthcare Partners. Classic disruptive innovation discounting going on #hitsm
— Dave Chase (@chasedave) May 10, 2013
T2: Think we saw one key driver of change this week with open hospital charge data. Price transparency will driveconsumer action. #HITsm
— Ken Congdon (@KenOnHIT) May 10, 2013
Topic Three: What does #ACO mean to you? Does anyone understand what will make them sustainable? Does human behavior even permit such things?
T3: Admin and tech expertise required to be in #ACO means solo docs have no choice but to go work for big health systems to #HITsm
— athenahealth (@athenahealth) May 10, 2013
T3: no one can argue against the premise of #ACOs, coordinated care that involves the patient staying healthy. Incentives can adjust. #HITsm
— Chad Johnson (@OchoTex) May 10, 2013
T3: Confessions of congenital optimist: Observe @caremorehealth et al & full capitation=inevitable ow.ly/kUuG0 #hitsm
— Dave Chase (@chasedave) May 10, 2013
T3: ACO =Health Ensurance . Docs get paid for keeping me healthy#hitsm
— Anshu Jindal (@AnshuBJindal) May 10, 2013
Topic Four: Open Forum. What topics are you tuned into right now? #healthIT
My takeaways: 1) #EHRbacklash for whiners, not problem solvers, 2) potato dissidents are amongst us 3) ACOs promising but unproven #HITsm
— Vince Kuraitis (@VinceKuraitis) May 10, 2013
The real ACOs out there are Pioneers and MA contractors. look to them for models. #HITsm
— Gregg Masters (@2healthguru) May 10, 2013
Very important insights.1 RT @meditech RT @ehrandhit : Healthcare IT From the Mouth of Babes dlvr.it/3Lys2H #HITsm#hcsm
— Erica V. Olenski (@TheGr8Chalupa) May 10, 2013
