DHRpro is a business and clinical insights platform that sits on top of disconnected medical software systems, delivering clarity like never before. From consolidating a complex and extensive patient history for the physician to allowing the practice manager to locate all patients needing treatment to helping billing managers identify high-value medical billing concerns, DHRpro is healthcare’s comprehensive solution.
DHRpro is exhibiting at the 25th Annual ASRS Business of Retina conference in Chandler, AZ. Join us in Booth #2 and we’ll show you how we help practices become more efficient, provide better care, and maximize revenue – regardless of the EHR they use. While patient data is vast and often disorderly, we sort through it all to find the information you care most about and present it with clarity like never before.
Many people suffer from irritating and painful dry eye disease. As of 2023, between 16.7 million and 50.2 million Americans have dry eyes. DED is a chronic, progressive condition that, thankfully, can be controlled, but it doesn’t go away. In order to stay on top of your at-risk patient population, a process to identify and review these patients is needed.
Diabetes-related eye disease has become substantially more prevalent in the U.S. since the last estimation in 2004, a new study published in JAMA Ophthalmology suggests. An estimated 9.6 million people in the U.S. have diabetic retinopathy, while 1.84 million people have vision-threatening diabetic retinopathy.
Healthcare companies across the nation are on a mission to employ AI and ChatGPT as tools to automate EHR processes, allowing doctors to spend more time with their patients. The first phase of AI incorporation into EHR is in documentation. Most momentum in AI clinical documentation stems from technology companies utilizing ambient clinical intelligence (ACI).
Healthcare companies across the nation are on a mission to employ AI and ChatGPT as tools to automate EHR processes, allowing doctors to spend more time with their patients. The first phase of AI incorporation into EHR is in documentation. Most momentum in AI clinical documentation stems from technology companies utilizing ambient clinical intelligence (ACI).
Dr. Leonard H. Ginsburg was a guest speaker at this year’s ASCRS/ASOA conference for multiple topics revolving around the various challenges facing healthcare. Beyond discussing challenges and solutions, the DHRpro team was on hand dropping breadcrumbs for a movement to true interoperability.
Microsoft and Epic announced an expanded partnership that will integrate AI into EHR software to improve efficiency and accuracy in electronic health records. This is only the beginning. Healthcare is changing and AI is supporting what could be one of the most radical changes in medical history.
Almost 15 years in the making, the dream of the Electronic Health Record (EHR) is finally coming to fruition. TEFCA is its name and a new world of data sharing and true interoperability is on the horizon. Through integration of HIEs and a master patient index, medical histories will finally be complete.
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