You may have seen this powerful equation in the past: Outcome = Event + Response I’m guessing the outcome you are seeking for your systems environment is one of stability. Did I get that right? [...]
We’ve all experienced it. You’re on a call and your cell phone connection starts to break up. Your four bars evaporate in an instant and the call screeches to a halt. This is generally just [...]
Downtime is best for describing your vacation, not your data center! Downtime in the same sentence as data center is usually not a good mix. Instead, let’s save that term for describing your summer vacation. [...]
Geo Replication – 3 Things Your Practice Must Know Hurricanes & floods. Volcanic eruptions & quakes. Terrorism & cyber attacks. Think for a minute. Think beyond the movie storylines. Think about the unthinkable and your [...]
Your patients’ data is gold. Not only to your practice, but also to those with less desirable intent. More than ever, data security and maintaining compliant with the alphabet soup of PHI and HIPAA is [...]
EHR + Microsoft Azure We’re breaking the traditional mold by helping our clients find a new way to host their EHR system. A new way that minimizes headaches to your practice AND maximizes your investment. [...]
Thanksgiving weekend! What a wonderful time of the year. I enjoyed a blessed weekend of family, friends, football and food. It's hard to believe, but we even had a 60+ degree day in Wisconsin on [...]
It's been awhile since my last post - it's good to be back at it! Change is definitely in the air. Looking out my window, the signs of nature hinting at a cool autumn are definitely present – busy squirrels and leaves beginning to adopt new colors. Shifting my gaze to the Slack window on my desktop, our team is equally hinting at signs of cool things to come.
A couple weeks ago I came across the following chart illustrating the growth in EHR adoption since 2011. It was in a LinkedIn post from Jeffrey L. Brown, CIO at Martin's Point Health Care. This chart grabbed my attention, made me scratch my head, and shifted me into a deep state of EHR reflection and time travel. Where have we been since 2011? Where are we now? Where are we going?
Each summer, my extended family gathers at my grandparents cottage in northern Wisconsin to celebrate the 4th of July. It's one of my favorite traditions. It allows some time to declare my independence from the busyness of the day-to-day. As I prepare to embark on this special time, I thought I would share a few paradigms to consider declaring independence from when you return to your practice or organization on July 5th.
