Medicomp’s leadership team discusses how enterprises can address current industry roadblocks with existing market solutions and fix health IT’s biggest challenges. espite widespread adoption of EHRs, healthcare professionals struggle with …Continue
Despite years of effort, healthcare has yet to achieve true interoperability. Physicians, health systems, vendors and the government all claim to back initiatives that support the sharing of healthcare data …Continue
How Phoenix Children’s Patient-Centered Strategy is Driving Better Care and Improving Productivity This new case study describes Phoenix Children’s Hospital’s implementation of Medicomp’s Quippe which has increased clinician productivity and …Continue
Medicomp’s Quippe solution recognized for addressing industry challenges that drive better outcomes and enhance physician productivity and satisfaction Frost & Sullivan has named Medicomp as the winner of its 2018 …Continue
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In this interview at HIMSS18, Carol Flagg of HealthcareNOW Radio speaks to Dave Lareau of Medicomp Systems about the hype surrounding the use of AI in healthcare. Dave also discusses …Continue
This new webinar will share how organizations can empower providers with actionable clinical insights by intelligently identifying and interpreting disorganized and complex arrays of medical information. The presenters will discuss …Continue
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The vast majority of health information systems today share a common design flaw: they don’t think and work the way physicians do, particularly at the point of care. They fail …Continue
As host Dr. Jay Andrews notes in an anecdote at the start of this episode, the impact of nurses in healthcare extends far beyond treating patients. And this episode’s guest, …Continue
“Tell Me Where IT Hurts,” the popular podcast hosted by Medicomp Systems Chief Medical Officer Jay Anders, MD, was named Health IT Podcast of the Year at the annual Healthcare …Continue
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recently named the first six Qualified Health Information Networks (QHINs) under the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA), marking a major …Continue
