A Guide to Achieving Meaningful Use

A Guide to Achieving Meaningful Use Leverage Your EHR to Redesign Workflows and Improve Outcomes

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Publisher's Synopsis

A Guide to Achieving Meaningful Use is intended for primary care physicians seeking to overcome barriers found in Stage 1 and plan for Stage 2 and 3 reporting.

Professionals working in regional extension centers or quality improvement organizations can use A Guide to Achieving Meaningful Use to guide physician practices through Meaningful Use attestation.

Health information management professionals and students will find its instructions helpful in understanding EHRs.

It is a resource that offers a roadmap for clinical quality improvement and patient-caregiver engagement in the care decision process by:

  • Challenging readers to approach their workflow redesign with the goal of providing the most effective patient care, not merely to only meet a vendor's application design
  • Putting patient engagement data to practical use in business and clinical decisions and in staff engagement in the data entry and quality improvement processes
  • Demonstrating how physicians can leverage meaningful use to strengthen their practice, not just meet the Meaningful Use criteria

Book information

ISBN: 9781603598330
Publisher: American Medical Association
Imprint: American Medical Association
Pub date:
DEWEY: 610.285
DEWEY edition: 23
Language: English
Number of pages: 318
Weight: 1g
Height: 254mm
Width: 178mm
Spine width: 1mm