Fresh perspectives on clinical terminologies, code mapping, and patient insights from the experts at IMO.
IMO’s Vice President of Clinical Informatics Eric Rose, MD, FAAFP answers our questions about the latest edition of H.I.T. or Miss, a case study series about health IT challenges.
The 2020 regulatory release is right around the corner. Listen to IMO’s top coding professionals and thought leaders, June Bronnert, MSHI, RHIA, CCS, CCS-P, Theresa Rihanek, MHA, RHIA, CCS, and Julie Glasgow, MD speak about the ICD-10-CM 2020 code updates that go into effect on October 1st. This pre-recorded webinar reviews additions, deletions and other revisions to the 2020 ICD-10-CM code set.
IMO’s Vice President of Clinical Informatics Eric Rose, MD, FAAFP answers our questions about the latest edition of H.I.T. or Miss, a case study series about health IT challenges.
The 2020 regulatory release is right around the corner. Listen to IMO’s top coding professionals and thought leaders, June Bronnert, MSHI, RHIA, CCS, CCS-P, Theresa Rihanek, MHA, RHIA, CCS, and Julie Glasgow, MD speak about the ICD-10-CM 2020 code updates that go into effect on October 1st. This pre-recorded webinar reviews additions, deletions and other revisions to the 2020 ICD-10-CM code set.
Last week’s post explored the EHR’s potential utility as a multifaceted tool encompassing the needs of the provider, the patient, the billing department, the research team — the list goes on. Part 2 of this blog series examines the role terminology may play going forward. Click here for Part 1 of this blog series.
As Health Information Technology (HIT) continues to permeate the daily practice of medicine, providers have expressed frustration with its negative impact on their lives. This webinar discusses the current challenges posed by HIT while exploring a possible paradigm for success. Tracing the origin of the issue back to the inception of the EHR—a tool created for capturing and storing information–not improving clinical care. Listen to IMO’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Andrew Kanter discuss how organizations can help vendors and clinicians reimagine their EHR framework in order to leverage its full potential as a powerful communication medium between the provider, the patient and the care team as a whole.
For more on this topic, click here for Dr. Kanter’s article on clinician burnout.
Over the past few years, clinician (or physician) burnout has gained prominence as a critical issue facing our healthcare system. The reasons for burnout are myriad, but health information technology (HIT), and electronic health records (EHRs) in particular, are often blamed for much of the problem.
Poorly-managed problem lists are a pervasive problem that negatively impacts patient safety, provider satisfaction, and efficiency. Learn about ways to easily identify and remove unwanted noise from your patient’s problem lists.
Dr. Andrew Kanter, Chief Medical Officer and Dr. Jonathan Gold, Physician Informaticist, were recently inducted into the inaugural Fellows of the American Medical Informatics Association (FAMIA) class of 2019.
Healthcare institutions have a growing need for solutions that allow full utilization of clinical data from within and outside of the EHR system.
New agreement formed utilizing AORN Syntegrity® and IMO partnership.
Gain insight from the IMO product team to understand the difference between a healthy and unhealthy dictionary and the impact it has on your organization’s ROI.
IMO recognized as one of Chicago’s leading companies for Fifth Consecutive Year.
CMO to leverage global experience in engaging health care providers to solve real world health problems.
Intelligent Medical Objects, Inc. (IMO), the market leader in terminology services for healthcare IT, announced today that Chairman, CEO and Co-Founder, Frank Naeymi-Rad, will transition from CEO to the new role of Chief Innovator and continue as Chairman of the Board of the company. Ann Barnes, a seasoned technology and healthcare executive and former President and CEO of MedData Inc., will assume the role of CEO of IMO effective June 15, 2018.
