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Announcements July 8, 2013

MORE GREAT NEWS: Conservative Student Group Fights For Free Market In Medicine

StarTribune posted a timely article (Via Huffington Post) from Durham, North Carolina. They’re reporting on a “new conservatism” that’s taking root on some college campuses, fed in part by opposition to Obamacare. The groups are modeled after The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy, which according to the post “has molded several generations of… Read more

Announcements July 8, 2013

Why Are Doctors Divorcing Their EMR?

So what’s driving dissatisfaction with EMR? While surveys document dissatisfaction among physicians, experts advise on the costs of doing so in a new article from Medical Economics. The statistics are sobering and have been validated by multiple surveys. In the post, MGMA Healthcare Consulting Group’s Derek Kosiorek says, “This is an odd point in history, where we have… Read more

Links July 8, 2013

LINKS: Even With Meaningful Use, EHR Might Break The Bank

“Healthcare Observers Disagree on Cost-effectiveness of Electronic Health Record Systems” | Dark Daily Along with the researchers at the University of Michigan, other experts have questioned EHR’s promise to deliver greater financial rewards. READ MORE “If Practices Don’t Change, EHRs Lose Money” | Med Page Today The average physician lost nearly $44,000 over 5 years… Read more

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