by Chloe Williams | Aug 11, 2026 | eForms
Most healthcare organizations did not build their paper consent and registration library intentionally. It accumulated over years as new forms were created for new workflows, regulatory requirements generated additional documentation, departments developed their own...
by Chloe Williams | Aug 11, 2026 | Downtime
The hospitalist model of care is built on continuous, high-volume EHR interaction. Hospitalists are documenting admissions, writing orders, reviewing labs and imaging, discharging patients, and managing active clinical problems across a large panel of patients...
by Chloe Williams | Aug 7, 2026 | Downtime
Walk-in patients who arrive during an EHR outage are one of the most practically challenging scenarios for registration and clinical staff. Unlike established patients whose demographic information, MRN, and medical history are already in the downtime workstation from...
by Chloe Williams | Aug 5, 2026 | Downtime
Presenting EHR downtime risk to a hospital board is a communication challenge as much as it is a financial or operational one. Board members are not healthcare IT experts. They do not understand HL7 interfaces, recovery time objectives, or the difference between a...
by Chloe Williams | Aug 5, 2026 | Downtime
Managing downtime preparedness across a single hospital is a substantial operational commitment. Managing it across five, ten, or fifteen locations from a centralized IT team is a different problem of considerably greater complexity. Each additional site multiplies...
