Posts Tagged ‘Interoperability’
The Change Healthcare Cyberattack: A Case for a Distributed Approach to Healthcare Integration
On February 21st, Change Healthcare – a titan in the healthcare sector – experienced one of the worst cyber-attacks in recent history, bringing the industry to its knees, disrupting patient care, and cutting off critical cashflow for millions of providers.
Read MoreFour Reasons Your Imaging Center is Losing Patients and Money
Healthcare providers estimate losing up to 20% of revenue due to “referral leakage.” While it may sound like a medical term, referral leakage occurs when patients are referred to a specialist but do not follow through with an appointment. Most troubling, when a referral is sent via fax or paper, it is only 54% likely to be scheduled.
Read MoreThe True Cost of Traditional Lab-EHR Integrations
Automation and real-time data exchange are critical tools to advance quality care and reduce cost in healthcare. That said, more than 50% of diagnostic labs still operate using paper forms. The true cost of those paper forms is at least $30 per order.
Read MoreHealthTrackRx selects Shadowbox to Enhance EHR Interoperability
Shadowbox is excited to announce that HealthTrackRx has selected Shadowbox to automate Electronic Health Records (“EHR”) and Lab Information Management Systems (“LIMS”) interoperability with their clinician customers, expanding their approach beyond traditional integration options.
Read MoreShadowbox technology facilitated orders of Myriad Genetics prostate germline diagnostic, increasing pilot location volume by more than 800%
Shadowbox is excited to announce the results of a case study with leading genetic testing company, Myriad Genetics, that not only eliminated cumbersome manual work, but also increased medically appropriate prostate germline diagnostic test orders at pilot locations by more than 800%.
Read MoreHealthcare Has Outgrown the EHR
Accelerated by a worldwide pandemic and a tectonic shift toward telehealth and at-home care, the future of healthcare will demand the connection of multiple data sources to provide full visibility to a patient’s medical history.
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