Physician's Exec Forum: Interoperability to Reduce Physician Burden
Monday, April 17 at 11:15 AM - 12:15 PM CT
South Building, Level 1 | S100 C
For physicians, the progress in shifting to electronic medical records has been both a blessing and a curse. More information is available to coordinate care for patients, but the cacophony of different systems and bloated note content to support coding have added complexity and burden to workflows. This panel will explore technical solutions and case studies to simplify the burden of documentation at scale with measurable impact.
This session is part of the AMDIS/HIMSS Physicians' Executive Forum agenda and requires separate registration.
Learning Objectives
- Articulate how the 21st Century Cures Act applies to electronic patient health information and the need for FHIR and patient/API access
- Explain how technology can both exacerbate and help address healthcare disparities
- Compare stakeholder-based perspectives of the standards-based strategies and lessons learned.
- Apply information to enhance the alignment of documentation with needs and requirements
Credits
CME, CAHIMS, CPHIMS
Status
Active
Audience
Clinical Informaticist, CMIO/CMO, VP of other IT/IS Department
ID
PE04
Moderator
Speakers
Brett Moran
Senior Vice President, Associate Chief Medical Officer, Chief Medical Information Officer
Parkland Health
