October 25, 2018 edition

Physicians rated their systems on key areas, including system capabilities, customer service and impact on patient care and practice finances.

Five physicians discuss how the performance of their systems affects their workload, careers, and ability to treat patients.

What does his move mean for digital healthcare?

EHRs don't work well enough.

Getting patient data into their EHR is rated as a major problem. So how are doctors getting the patient data they need when they need it? 

Letters from our readers 

A runner-up of the 2018 Physician Writing Contest reflects on her role in patient care. 

It’s important for physicians to gain staff buy-in on cybersecurity, as it can affect the future of the practice and their jobs.

A new health information exchange will include all major EHR vendors. 

Some physicians have resisted electronic health records systems and still rely on paper.

Physicians can benefit from technology as much if not more than other professionals, but physicians can get overwhelmed trying to figure out what kind of technology is best for them.