by Brian Eastwood | July 11, 2016
Finally, Some Concrete Use Cases for Telehealth
A recent report has gone great lengths to explain how and to what extent telehealth can improve outcomes, and it […]
Tag Archive: AHRQ
by Brian Eastwood | July 11, 2016
A recent report has gone great lengths to explain how and to what extent telehealth can improve outcomes, and it […]
by Brian Murphy | September 17, 2014
A Long Way To Go The lack of interoperability between healthcare applications has long been decried in white papers and […]
by | April 01, 2014
Rise of Consumer Engagement As Healthcare organizations (HCOs) begin to go “beyond the portal” with their approaches to patient engagement, […]
by John Moore | September 17, 2009
This year was Chilmark Research’s third AHRQ’09 event. The previous two we attend in 2007 and 2008 left us, how […]
by John Moore | September 16, 2008
While at the AHRQ conference last week I sat in on a Town Meeting style discussion wherein the AHRQ was […]
by John Moore | August 29, 2008
As I hinted in my previous post, I’ll be taking it easy next week and will only put up a […]
by John Moore | September 28, 2007
Day Two did provide more meat, in particular a session on ROI of HIT and another on e-Prescribing were good. […]
by John Moore | September 27, 2007
Down in Washington DC for the next couple of days attending the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) conference. […]