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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.

In an article for HealthIT Answers, Nextech Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jason Handza discusses artificial intelligence in healthcare and four considerations to look for at the AAO 2024 conference in Chicago.

In an in-depth article published by For The Record Magazine, Nextech Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jason Handza explains why including health information management teams soon in the process of EHR implementation is essential to overall success.

In an article published by Retina Today, Nextech Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jason Handza explains how dynamic analytics solutions can help retina practices operate more efficiently, leading to improved patient outcomes and satisfaction.

ASOA President-Elect and CEO of Bowden Eye Associates, Patti Barkey, writes about how choosing the right technology partner can help you remain compliant in the new year.

Nextech client, Bowden Eye & Associates' CEO, Patti Barkey, was interviewed by HealthLeaders’ revenue cycle editor, Amanda Norris, on how their revenue cycle is working to thrive under economic pressure and stay patient-centered in the process. Listen to the interview below or on the HealthLeaders website.

Nextech's Chief Medical Officer recently sat down with Ophthalmology Management to discuss how IntelleChartPRO, Nextech's Ophthalmology-specific EHR solution, is driving practice profitability and paving the way for new industry standards.

"The prospect of onboarding a new electronic medical record (EMR) can spark concern in even the most tech-savvy healthcare practices due to the size and scope of these projects. However, there is a way to take some of the worry out of an EMR initiative. Whether an ophthalmology practice is adopting the technology for the first time or upgrading to a new system, having a defined implementation strategy is key to success. Without one, a practice can see a drop in productivity, increased staff and physician frustration and patchy adoption—factors that can prevent an organization from reaping the full benefits of the system."