CMS’s Kill the Clipboard initiative just marked its first year, moving from a voluntary pledge to real production use across EHR vendors and health systems — but QR codes solve the access problem, not the actionability problem.
CMS’s Kill the Clipboard initiative just marked its first year, moving from a voluntary pledge to real production use across EHR vendors and health systems — but QR codes solve the access problem, not the actionability problem.
Key Insights The clinical context gap is the difference between a billing code chosen to process a claim and the structured clinical diagnosis a physician needs to treat a patient …Continue
CMS’s Kill the Clipboard initiative just marked its first year, moving from a voluntary pledge to real production use across EHR vendors and health systems — but QR codes solve …Continue
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