eClinicalWorks Blog
- 17 July, 2019
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The Importance of Encouraging a Healthy Community
Health is described as a “state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity” (WHO). Community health, often overlooked, is essential to meeting this definition.
Continue Reading- 10 July, 2019
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Our Early Bird Rate is Running Out! #eCWNC19
This year is special. This year marks the 20th year since eClinicalWorks set out on its mission to improve healthcare together. Are you ready to learn, discuss, and celebrate with us as we honor 20 years and kick off our next 20? Then join us at the 2019 eClinicalWorks National Conference from October 18-20 at the Orlando World Center Marriott.
Continue Reading- 1 July, 2019
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Essential Strategies to Improve Healthcare
With value-based care the new standard in medicine, attention is increasingly focused on what healthcare organizations can do to improve Patient Engagement. A clear strategy for retaining patients and attracting new ones is a key part of delivering consistent, quality care.
Continue Reading- 28 June, 2019
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Implementing a patient safety culture
Patient safety is something I could talk about over and over; patient safety has always played —and always will play — a central role in the success of Eagle Physicians and Associates down here in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Continue Reading- 21 June, 2019
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A little extra help during pregnancy for moms-to-be
Mothers-to-be have always turned to their own mothers, friends, and their doctors for advice during pregnancy. Even in our tech-savvy age, women still reach out to those who have shared their experiences.
Continue Reading- 19 June, 2019
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Population Health Webinar – Quality Improvements for Healthcare Practices
Healthcare organizations have a significant opportunity to improve the outcomes with the advent of innovative delivery and payment models tapping into the advances in technology and its adoption. To do this, organizations need a solution.
Continue Reading- 18 June, 2019
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healow Insights – A Value-Based Revolution
Zalipie is a village in Poland with a population of 743 people. Vibrantly colored flowers are painted on many of the residents’ one-floored cottages and museum. As a tourist, if you miss the last bus, you’re six hours away by foot from your starting point in Tarnow. All that, and Polish may not be your first language.
Continue Reading- 14 June, 2019
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20 Years of Growth and Success
Twenty years after setting out on our mission of improving healthcare together, eClinicalWorks is not just surviving, but thriving. The numbers tell part of our success story: From five employees in the spring of 1999, we now have more than 5,100, and are continuing to seek out the best talent to strengthen our many teams.
Continue Reading- 5 June, 2019
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3 Ways That Telehealth Is Improving Healthcare
Telehealth provides convenient care for patients and offers healthcare professionals a more efficient and effective way to treat them. July 1996. It’s 100 degrees Fahrenheit with a broken air conditioner in your car. Work starts in five minutes, and you slam on the breaks two inches away from the rusting Nissan Maxima in front of you.
Continue Reading- 30 May, 2019
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We Need Your Help! #eCWNC19 Call for Presenters
Big Sur is the lone health center that offers healthcare for a hundred miles of California coastline. In the winter of 2016-17, mudslides tore apart the environment – cutting off the community from the rest of the world.
Continue Reading- 29 May, 2019
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Is Urgent Care the New Primary Care?
If asked what a healthcare revolution looks like, many people might say sweeping legislative reforms, new technologies, and breakthrough cures for cancer.
Continue Reading- 20 May, 2019
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3 Ways to Prepare for the Future of ASCs
The first Ambulatory Surgery Center was opened in 1970 in Phoenix, Arizona, by Dr. Wallace Reed and Dr. John Ford, two doctors who believed they could provide a high-quality, cost-effective alternative to the hospital.
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