Healthcare IT Today quoted Nextech CTO David Metcalfe in an article about innovations for EHR systems that aren’t being discussed as often as they should be. Metcalfe explained the importance of adapting EHRs to provider workflows.
Healthcare IT Today published an article quoting Nextech CTO David Metcalfe about innovating EHRs with patient-generated health data (PGHD) and wearable technology. Metcalfe was among several healthcare industry experts sharing insights. He emphasized the importance of identifying specific problems first and then determining how PGHD supports the overall care experience.
Healthcare IT Today quoted Nextech CTO David Metcalfe in an article about improving the user experience and interface design of EHRs. Metcalfe explained the importance of technology addressing and supporting the unique needs of different specialties to make providers' work easier.
Healthcare IT Today published an article about the role of EHR systems in improving interoperability and seamless data sharing between different healthcare providers. Nextech CTO David Metcalfe was among several healthcare industry experts giving perspective. He emphasized that it's time for technology experts to put theories of interoperability into practice.
Nextech Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jason Handza was the featured guest on Episode 75 of Doctor Podcasts about how electronic health records have changed and improved over time to benefit many specialty physicians and their patients. Handza contributed his perspective on how that evolution has taken place and why it's important.
Healthcare IT Today published an article and video interview with Nextech CEO Bill Lucchini about some of the challenges specialty practices face and how the right technology can make a huge difference in how they care for patients and manage their businesses. In the video, Lucchini explains the value Nextech's specialty-specific EHR and practice management software delivers:
In order to improve the patient experience and reduce provider burnout, Nextech's Vice President of Aesthetics, Robin Ntoh, writes that specialty practices must rely on process improvements and technologies:
