That’s a wrap! IMO’s most noteworthy blogs of 2022
And that’s a wrap! As we all prepare to bid farewell to 2022, join us in looking back at some of IMO’s most noteworthy blogs of the year.
And that’s a wrap! As we all prepare to bid farewell to 2022, join us in looking back at some of IMO’s most noteworthy blogs of the year.
What do Danny DeVito and data quality in healthcare have in common? Just enough to start an unexpected blog about digital patient records.
Learn why clinical interface terminology is like the Rosetta Stone of health IT and how it impacts everything from documentation to billing and more.
As you enjoy the warm weather, have fun, be careful, and keep the following ICD-10-CM codes in mind. You know what they say about an ounce of prevention…
Pharmacogenomics, the study of how a person’s genes affect their response to medications, holds great potential – but obstacles to its adoption abound.
IMO Precision Normalize helps one of the largest HIE networks in the US standardize data from a variety of disparate sources.
Problem list governance doesn’t just happen. It’s the responsibility of multiple stakeholders and requires a thoughtful, flexible strategy. Learn more below.
Google’s Year in Search video got us thinking about the parallels between online searches and clinicians’ EHR searches. What we found reminded us that we’re never alone.
The Inpatient Only List is here to stay – for now. See how this can impact provider reimbursements and more in this excerpt from our new executive brief.
If you’ve worked in or around the medical problem list, you know there’s a code for every calamity – even the ones that haunted your childhood dreams.
The problem list doesn’t have to be just a list of problems. Explore four ways to transform this essential component of the electronic health record (EHR) into a more clinically meaningful and helpful tool.
In order to stay current, standardized code systems provide routine updates and adjustments. Some are annual, others occur multiple times a year, and then – as the pandemic aptly demonstrated – there is the need for off-cycle additions. It’s a lot to keep up with, but we’re here to help.