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Physician Workflow
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PatientKeeper offers a range of applications that automate and streamline physicians' clinical workflow -- delivered with a uniquely physician-friendly user experience
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Financial Performance
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PatientKeeper helps hospitals and physician practices improve reimbursement and revenue assurance with electronic charge capture and related applications
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Operations Optimization Applications
PatientKeeper solutions address specific business challenges that rank highly among hospital executives' strategic priorities
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[Webinar Re-Play] How and Why Hospitals Optimize their EHRs
The topic of electronic health records (EHR) optimization has the attention not only of healthcare IT professionals, but also hospital business leaders. So last week, PatientKeeper partnered with IDC Health Insights to present an educational webinar, entitled “How and Why Hospitals Optimize their EHRs”.
IDC analyst Mutaz Shegewi laid the foundation for the discussion, noting that the evolution from EHR 1.0 (systems that came on line during the Meaningful Use era) to EHR 2.0 (next-generation systems designed to deliver an optimal user experience for clinicians) is well underway. Rather than simply storing patient data and creating a “data rich” environment, the EHR 2.0 lets clinicians put that data to use in service of patient care, creating a “data driven” environment...