Electronic Health Records. The Contractor shall encourage all Providers in its Network to participate in the EHR Incentive Program, if eligible. The Department will continue to administer the EHR Incentive Payment Program. The Department will notify the Contractor on a monthly basis which providers have received incentive payments and will continue to update the Contractor when additional payments are made. The Contractor shall comply with data requests from the Department to assist in verification that the Providers are meeting the requirements for the EHR Incentive Payment Program.
Electronic Health Records. If BUSINESS ASSOCIATE, on behalf of UNIVERSITY, uses or maintains Electronic Health Records with respect to PHI, UNIVERSITY may provide an individual, upon the individual’s request, with the name and contact information of BUSINESS ASSOCIATE so that the individual may make a direct request to BUSINESS ASSOCIATE for an accounting of disclosures made by BUSINESS ASSOCIATE during the three (3) years prior to the date on which the accounting is requested or as otherwise provided under the HITECH Act Section 13405(c)(4)(A) or Section 13405(c)(4)(B).
Electronic Health Records. The COUNTY utilizes an Electronic Health Records system and the CONTRACTOR shall be required to use the system functionality that is relevant to the scope of work described herein, as requested by the COUNTY. This may include the following system functionality: use of the Billing System, Doctors Homepage, E-Prescribing, Medication Notes, and other Electronic Health Record data collection necessary for the COUNTY to meet billing and quality assurance goals. COUNTY will train CONTRACTOR on all pertinent elements in order for CONTRACTOR to comply with this requirement.
Electronic Health Records. Subcontractor shall, and shall require Provider to participate in LDH’s endeavor to move toward meaningful use of Electronic Health Records. An “Electronic Health Record” is a computer-based record containing health care information. Provider is encouraged to adopt certified electronic health record technology (CEHRT) and comply and attest with its corresponding meaningful use requirements and deadlines as outlined by CMS and the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC). If Provider is an emergency departments (EDs), Provider agrees and is required to exchange admit discharge transfer (ADT) data with a Health Information Exchange (HIE) ED visit registry to aid in identification of and creation of policies around high utilizers, drug seeking behavior, and chronic disease management. The visit registry would consist of three basic attributes: (a) the ability to capture and match patients based on demographics information, (b) the ability to identify the facility at which care is being sought, and (c) at minimum, the chief complaint of the visit. These three pieces of information are commonly available through the HL7 ADT message standard and in use by most ED admission systems in use today across the country.
Electronic Health Records. As the COUNTY transitions to an Electronic Health Records system, the CONTRACTOR shall be required to use the system functionality that is relevant to the scope of work described herein, as requested by the COUNTY. This may include the following system functionality: use of the Billing System, Doctors Homepage, E-Prescribing, Medication Notes, and other Electronic Health Record data collection necessary for the COUNTY to meet billing and quality assurance goals. COUNTY will train CONTRACTOR on all pertinent elements in order for CONTRACTOR to comply with this requirement.
Electronic Health Records. Insurer shall promote and support the use of electronic health records (EHRs) among its network Providers. By the end of the second Contract Year and annually thereafter, Insurer shall provide evidence to FHKC that:
Electronic Health Records. Subcontractor shall, and shall require Provider to participate in LDH’s endeavor to move toward meaningful use of Electronic Health Records. An “Electronic Health Record” is a computer-based record containing health care information.
Electronic Health Records. (EHRs) until 28 days after HSCT were screened using the CDC for myalgia and 22 synonyms. Time to myalgia, location of pain, duration, severity and drug treatment were collected. Pain severity was classified according to the WHO pain relief ladder. Logistic regression was performed to assess prognostic factors. Results: 114 patients received treosulfan and 92 busulfan. Myalgia was reported in 37 patients; 34 patients in the treosulfan group and 3 patients in the busulfan group (p=0.01). In the treosulfan group, median time to myalgia was 7 days (0-12) and median duration of pain was 19 days (4-73). 44% of patients needed strong acting opiates and adjuvant medicines (e.g. ketamine). Hemoglobinopathy was a significant risk factor, as compared to other underlying diseases (OR 7.16 95%CI 2.09-30.03, p=0.003). Conclusion: Myalgia appears to be a common adverse effect of treosulfan in pediatric HSCT, especially in hemoglobinopathy. Using the CDC, EHRs were easily screened to detect this previously unknown side effect, proving the effectiveness of the tool. Recognition of treosulfan-induced myalgia is important for adequate pain management strategies and thereby for improving the quality of hospital stay.
Electronic Health Records. All Youth must have a medical record that is kept up to date at all times and which complies with problem oriented medical record format. Appropriate medical information will accompany the Youth at all health encounters. Appropriate records will be forwarded to the receiving facility in the event of a transfer. All TJJD procedures concerning the confidentiality of the medical record must be followed.
Electronic Health Records. During the first two years after the termination of this Agreement and after the 60 day failure to cure period has passed, Reseller shall not market, sell or in any way promote any product that is competitive to the Dr. NotesTM Program and/or any of its derivative works as outlined in this Agreement. Reseller may resell any Practice Management System (PMS) and services to the PMS of any vendor including vendors that sell another Electronic Medical Record as long as Reseller does not resell any other EMR or any services related to an EMR.
