Compliance | Meaningful Use | EHR | Interoperability | MIPS
There are many ways electronic health records (EHRs) ensure data is accurate and healthcare operations run smoothly, allowing specialty care providers and their teams to better serve patients. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recognized these benefits – including enhanced coordination of care, improved public health reporting, increased patient engagement, and better security – and created the Meaningful Use program in 2011 to encourage providers to incorporate EHRs into their operations. This program has changed over the years, and there are important requirements and updates all practices should brush up on to maintain compliance.
Ophthalmology | Plastic Surgery | Interoperability | Dermatology | MIPS | Orthopedic
Take a look at key MIPs changes in 2023 for interoperability.
Ophthalmology | Meaningful Use | EHR | Interoperability | MIPS | Regulatory & Compliance | Security & Data Management | Clinical Efficiency | IRIS Registry
For almost a decade, Nextech EHR has integrated with the IRIS® Registry. But what is the IRIS Registry and why does it matter?
