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How to recover your lost EHR productivity

Success and failure are often separated by the slimmest of margins. Sometimes you have to be prepared to think on your feet to out think unfavorable circumstances. Sometimes success hinges on how you present your idea. It is possible to force the circumstances via rapid evolution to pass from problem...

Published Tue, Nov 29 2011 10:41 AM by Healthcare IT Strategy

Filed under: Rants & Musings, EHR, Hospital, Who's Running the Show?, productivity
EHR’s marmalade-and-toast hypothesis

Les choses son contre nous—things are against us. EHR is the marmalade-and-toast hypothesis, that the marmalade-side will land on the carpet when the toast falls from the breakfast plate, played out in bits and bytes. Resistentialism is the belief that inanimate objects have a natural antipathy towards...

Published Wed, Nov 23 2011 9:14 AM by Healthcare IT Strategy

Filed under: Rants & Musings, EHR, healthcare 2.0, Hospital, Who's Running the Show?, innovation, productivity
The Real Reason Your EHR Failed, And What To Do About It

This is the title for my new blog at healthsystemcio.com. I would love to read what you think http://healthsystemcio.com/2011/11/18/the-real-reason-your-ehr-failed-and-what-to-do-about-it/ Read More...

Published Fri, Nov 18 2011 1:35 PM by Healthcare IT Strategy

Filed under: Rants & Musings, EHR, Who's Running the Show?, innovation, productivity
EHR’s Unanswered Questions

Does anyone remember how many of each type of animal God told Moses to put on the ark? Are you sure? For those who missed it, Noah built the Ark, Charlton Heston built the stone tablets. One word can make the difference between right and wrong, especially if the question is big enough. Who is [...] Read...

Published Mon, Nov 14 2011 3:05 PM by Healthcare IT Strategy

Filed under: Rants & Musings
EHR’s Kitchen Table Amateurs (KTAs)

So I’m making dinner the other night and I’m reminded of a story I heard a while back on NPR. The narrator and his wife were telling stories about their 50 year marriage, some of the funny memories they shared which helped keep them together. One of the stories the husband related was about his [......

Published Mon, Nov 07 2011 8:29 AM by Healthcare IT Strategy

Filed under: informatics, Strategy, Rants & Musings, planning, EHR, Hospital, Who's Running the Show?
EHR: How trained users killed productivity

In order to complete today’s lesson you will need one prop, your EHR vendor contract. I will pause for a moment—please let us know when you are ready to proceed. Ready? Now, turn to the section with all of the commas and zeroes, that is right, it is probably labeled pricing. Skim down until you [......

Published Wed, Nov 02 2011 8:49 AM by Healthcare IT Strategy

Filed under: informatics, Rants & Musings, EHR, Hospital, Who's Running the Show?, usability, productivity
Healthcare Social Media: How to put it to work for you

A cold wind is blowing in from the north, blowing so hard that at times that the rain seems to be falling sideways, echoing off the windowpanes like handfuls of pea gravel. The leaves from the walnut trees, that had prematurely yellowed, dance a minuet as they slowly make their way to the ground in Read...

Published Tue, Nov 01 2011 9:22 AM by Healthcare IT Strategy

Filed under: Rants & Musings, PEM, Patient Equity Management, Hospital, Patient Experience Management, Family Experience Management, Who's Running the Show?, crowdsourcing, innovation

November 2011 - EHR: How difficult without the correct strategy

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How to recover your lost EHR productivity

EHR’s marmalade-and-toast hypothesis

The Real Reason Your EHR Failed, And What To Do About It

EHR’s Unanswered Questions

EHR’s Kitchen Table Amateurs (KTAs)

EHR: How trained users killed productivity

Healthcare Social Media: How to put it to work for you