EHR Data Transfer – 6 Steps to Successfully Move Data to a New EHR Moving data from one EHR to another can be pretty challenging. But that does not mean you should abandon your EHR replacement plan. Successful EHR data transfer begins with an effective plan covering...
How Healthcare Data Archiving Solutions Can Reduce Technical Debt During M&A Activities Every organization faces the challenge of technical debt, but it’s especially tough for hospitals and health systems. Managing hundreds of IT applications is not easy,...
Leveraging Healthcare Data Archiving for Competitive Advantage: 5 Post M&A Considerations for Healthcare Organizations Written By: Cindy Adkins (CRCR, CPC, CSPPM), Director, Revenue Cycle Solutions, MediQuant If you’re a digital health leader for a large hospital...
Data may be a hospital’s most valuable asset. However, most data is locked in antiquated software systems and applications that are difficult to access, pose security risks, and likely won’t be formatted the same way as data from subsequent, go-forward software...
Archiving data is never a simple process. That’s especially true for EHRs, which contain vast amounts of critical patient information alongside years of financial data used to plot trends and perform historical accounting. Hospitals trying to archive data stored in...
Data archiving represents an important way for healthcare systems and hospitals to move from costly and fragile legacy IT systems to create a central data repository that can be readily accessed. Some systems, however, are easier to archive than others. For example,...
