Emerge SureCare™: Clinically Proven

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Industry Research Supporting Emerge SureCare

The following items display industry-leading research that supports the need for evidence-based clinical decision support in cardiology and healthcare.
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EHRs Can't Measure Stage 1 Meaningful Use

InformationWeek Healthcare, Nicole Lewis, August 16, 2010

This article discusses the CSC findings as to why two-thirds of the quality reporting requirements aren't captured in current hospital electronic health record systems.

Eligible Hospital "Meaningful Use" Criteria

Healthcare IT News, Jack Beaudoin, December 2009


This article explains the meaningful use criteria for an EMR system that must be demonstrated by eligible professionals and hospitals to receive payments under the incentive programs.

Eligible Provider "Meaningful Use" Criteria

Healthcare IT News, Jack Beaudoin, December 2009

This article explains the meaningful use criteria for an EMR system that must be demonstrated by eligible providers to receive payments under the incentive programs.

CMS, ONC deliver meaningful use package

Healthcare IT News, Bernie Monegain, December 2009

This article highlights the benefits along with a phased approach for using electronic health record technology. 

Computational Technology for Effective Health Care: Immediate Steps and Strategic Directions

National Research Council, January 2009

This report examines the near- and long-term requirements necessary to successfully transition medical and health information management from a paper-based system to an IT-based system.

Crossing the Quality Chasm: A New Health System for the 21st Century

Institute of Medicine, March 2001

This second report from the IOM's Committee on the Quality of Health Care in America takes a broad look at how health care can be reinvented to foster innovation and improve care.  To accomplish this goal, the committee lays out an action plan for the next decade.

To Err is Human: Building A Safer Health System

Institute of Medicine, November 1999

The first report from the IOM's Committee on the Quality of Health Care in America addresses patient safety. The committee concludes that tens of thousands of patients die each year from preventable mistakes and lays out a comprehensive strategy to reduce the occurance of these errors.