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Posted 7/3/2009 @ 7:11:31 am by reinventlife.com
![]() Kathy Dahlkemper (D-Pa)
Potential job needs, may be a full or part time IT analyst, a trainer or two, maybe additional staff to supplement during the project and to enhance the learning curve of a new system. Each office has different needs.
Implementation of IT systems, small or large, involves the vendor and all the office and clinical staff. To make sure, all data on paper is entered correctly into the new electronic format an "insider" to guide the process is necessary.
Transforming patient care records opens opportunity for improvement. For instance, GIGO, (garbage in, garbage out) describes perpetuating errors of a paper data system to the electronic world.
Doctor's offices begin a patient's medical history record and it is handwritten, usually. You have heard the media attention regarding the illegible penmanship of most doctors. You probably experienced trying to read the writings too, well not for long!
Finally, physicians can choose and implement an Electronic Medical Record system in their offices. Under the leadership of Kathy Dahlkemper (D-Pa), Chair for the Small Business Act Committee, they amended H.R.3014 specifically for information technology at the small business level the category for Physicians’ offices in most cases.
Anyhow, to shorten the story, recently charged with handling the loans is none other than the Small Business Bureau. The amendment is very specific as to what an EMR should achieve for doctor, staff and patients. In addition, other "eligible" clinical professionals with small business practices are included.
Keep an eye out for some new job openings!
Posted 7/1/2009 @ 12:15:47 pm by reinventlife.com
This is what democracy is all about. An everyday person leading and backing what she believes in and needs changed now. Americans are doing these kinds of meetings all over the United States. There is energy in American that has not been felt in many, many, many years. Not clandestine gatherings, people want a voice. Families are struggling, perhaps more than any time in modern history. Change is a scary thing. Will we get it right the first time? We have to give it our all, the momentum is in place and the initial changes will make a difference. This is big and would need constant work, feeding, oversight and maintenance. There are no quick fixes, and we have had enough Band-Aids. Last fall America had a wake call, as did the world. Those huge financial catastrophes touched everyone in someway. Things as we knew them will not be the same ever, just as the Twin Towers and all those that died and all who loved them will never be the same. Empower yourself and embellish the liberty and the democracy that we all count on every morning when heads raise from pillows. Open your minds and let the real messages speak to you. This is not Obama’s fault, he inherited more than anyone could have imagined including him. Things happen for a reason; this leader believes in democracy in its purest sense. He and his huge team of followers are activating and motivating Americans. . America began with immigrants escaping injustices by their homelands. We are one, we are diverse, so let’s get on with it brothers and sisters of the human race.
Posted 6/30/2009 @ 6:26:02 pm by reinventlife.com
Non-profits are really taking a hit now more than ever. Both funds and volunteers are probably at a premium. So, an article like Women on a Mission gives a peak into the extraordinary efforts put forth to raise funds by one non-profit group. Read the article at http://www.acomicallife.com/2009/05/15/women-on-a-mission.html .
Posted 6/30/2009 @ 7:18:42 am by reinventlife.com
Does reinventing yourself mean you must scrap everything about yourself? Through the many stages, that life leads a person few life events require a total remake. A few life happenings may require a near complete makeover
Posted 6/29/2009 @ 7:24:25 am by reinventlife.com
Don Brashears official website at www.donbrashear.com does a great job of keeping readers up to date on the Wizards, especially the article Wizards Look to Future. Step-by-step he chronicles the Wizard’s general managers plans for the summer of 2009 to keep the team alive. |
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