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10 ways to improve patient data security
April 25, 2017By Ken Terry
More than 80% of security breaches result from human errors Your Voice: I was hacked, too
April 10, 2017
The article “I was hacked” (February 10, 2017) by Dr. George Ellis was quite timely. How to protect your practice when data breach hits a partner
April 10, 2017By Julie Knudson
Good cybersecurity also means protecting patient data when it’s held by a business associate Can virtual groups help independent practices?
April 10, 2017By Ken Terry
Viewed as a small-practice savior for data reporting, CMS has yet to reveal how they can assist with quality metrics 
April 10, 2017By Ken Terry
Patients seek digital connections Physicians: Make health IT user-friendly to improve care delivery
April 03, 2017By Jeffrey Bendix
Electronic heath records (EHRs) and other forms of health information technology have the potential to significantly improve care delivery and patient outcomes. But that can’t happen until the technology becomes more user-friendly and patient-focused than it is today. 
March 30, 2017By Keith L. Martin
Internists detail recommendations to reduce the burdens of EHRs, quality metrics and more Top benefits and risks of sharing notes with patients
March 30, 2017By Chris Mazzolini
Medical note transparency can help patients and physicians communicate better, but many physicians remain tentantive How to survive an EHR outage
March 25, 2017By Mary K. Pratt
Most physicians have plans for responding to computer system failures, but many don’t revisit those disaster recovery/business continuity plans with any regularity. What are small practices saying about telemedicine?
March 18, 2017By Jake DiBattista
While leaders in healthcare are pushing for an era of digital care, many providers on the frontlines have remained silent observers.