Here are my posts on Informatics and EHR (electronic health records).
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Patients come second (so that everyone does better)! Addressing Physician Burnout
Our Physician Informatics Group (PIGs) has a book club. We read a book every couple months, and a recent book we read together was Patients Come Second. It is a…
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Wall Street Journal: How to get patients to take more control of their medical decisions (news)
At UCHealth, based in Aurora, Colo., as soon as a doctor finishes signing a note, it is available to patients in their electronic record, according to CT Lin, chief medical information officer.…
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Epic Sprint! Or, how we learned to love the EHR (part 1)
Ok, so maybe that’s a little overstated, but it got your attention. And maybe Dr. Strangelove seems too apt a reference for our times. In the past few months, our…
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Arguing For Patient Data Access Amidst Provider Pushback (news article)
Arguing For Patient Data Access Amidst Provider Pushback Sara Heath January 23, 2017 – When OpenNotes came onto the healthcare scene in 2011, it introduced the fairly innovative concept of allowing patients…
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Open Notes: we have the broadest deployment in the country (news)
http://www.healthdatamanagement.com/news/uchealth-offers-patients-enterprise-wide-access-to-physician-notes We (UCHealth) show patients their physician progress notes ACROSS our entire enterprise, including: 7 hospitals (discharge summaries) 21 emergency departments (physician progress notes) 350+ outpatient clinics (soon: 2 out…
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Review: Patients Come Second: Leading Change by Changing the Way You Lead
Patients Come Second: Leading Change by Changing the Way You Lead by Paul Spiegelman My rating: 3 of 5 stars I wanted to like this book more. The provocative title…
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Open Notes, a how-to Webinar with Homer Chin MD and CT Lin MD via HealthsystemCIO
Well folks, here’s more information about Open Notes from a physician who led a city-wide initiative to get ALL the hospital systems to adopt Open Notes, nearly a decade ago,…
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Modern Healthcare discusses Open Notes (with a quote from me)
Modern Healthcare The Open Notes initiative is gathering some steam, and we’re proud to continue to be part of the conversation. <CT Lin MD>
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Doc Prudence (a ukulele parody) about Open Notes
I’m here at CHIME16, the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives, at the fall CIO forum, speaking about Open Notes. I’m honored to be invited to speak, and even more…
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Congratulations to UCHealth’s CIO, Steve Hess, who wins CHIME16 collaboration award
At this year’s CHIME16, the annual national meeting of the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives, Steve Hess, our CIO accepted the prestigious CHIME collaboration award. CHIME is the largest…