decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2015 Issue 6 (June)
Use EHR prompts to boost treatment compliance, follow-up care, practice revenue
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Article Overview
This article discusses how medical practices can use point-of-care EHR prompts to support preventive services, patient follow-up, and operational workflow. It highlights why these tools matter for primary care and other outpatient settings, and it touches on compliance, quality measures, and the business impact of improving service utilization.
Why This Topic Matters
It is relevant for practices evaluating how EHR alerting features can support clinical coordination, reporting needs, and revenue opportunities while fitting into day-to-day office workflow.
Article Sections
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Using point-of-care alerts in EHR workflows
Introduces the role of EHR prompts as a reminder tool for providers and staff. Describes general ways practices may apply alerts to support patient care and service delivery.
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Examples of preventive care and population targeting
Summarizes how prompts can be aimed at selected patient groups and preventive services. Includes discussion of practice-level adoption and the effect on completion of care processes.
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Tips for getting more from an EHR system
Outlines broad considerations for using system flexibility, vendor support, and available alert functionality. Also discusses how practices may adapt prompts to local needs.
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Quality measures, reporting, and workflow planning
Covers the connection between alerting tools and quality reporting programs. Also discusses the importance of staff workflow and patient-specific follow-up planning.
What You Will Learn
- How EHR prompts can support preventive care and follow-up workflows
- Why alerting features may affect compliance and practice operations
- How EHR tools can be aligned with quality reporting needs
- What factors practices should consider when planning staff workflows around alerts
Who Should Read This
- Physicians
- Practice administrators
- Medical assistants
- Primary care practices
- EHR users
- Medical coders and billing staff
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