Comments for Intellect Resources http://www.intellectresources.com We speak the language of Healthcare IT. Sun, 19 Feb 2012 23:29:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Candidate Funny: Challenged by DHorwich http://www.intellectresources.com/candidate-funny-challenged/#comment-11 DHorwich Sun, 19 Feb 2012 23:29:19 +0000 http://www.intellectresources.com/candidate-funny-challenged/#comment-11 true true

]]> Comment on The Black Swan of Healthcare IT? by Al McNichol http://www.intellectresources.com/the-black-swan-of-healthcare-it/#comment-8 Al McNichol Mon, 23 Jan 2012 15:23:04 +0000 http://www.intellectresources.com/the-black-swan-of-healthcare-it/#comment-8 The term "Health IT" appears mostly associated with Electronic Health Record (EHR)Systems. However, most EHR projects do not include provisions for (re)engineering the IT infrastructure for reliability, which should include the voice network and theHealth Information Exchange (HIE) connectivity. The term "Health IT" appears mostly associated with Electronic Health Record (EHR)Systems. However, most EHR projects do not include provisions for (re)engineering the IT infrastructure for reliability, which should include the voice network and theHealth Information Exchange (HIE) connectivity.

]]> Comment on Are you headed for an ICD-10 crash landing? by Anonymous http://www.intellectresources.com/are-you-headed-for-icd-10-crash-landing/#comment-7 Anonymous Tue, 18 Oct 2011 18:28:07 +0000 http://www.intellectresources.com/2042/#comment-7 The finality of that date reminds me a little of Y2K, except with Y2K you could make the changes in advance and test them. <br />There was always the possibility, though, that you'd missed a program somewhere, and the only time you'd find that out was 1st Jan 2000. In this case, we don't seem to have the option of making the transition in advance to check it all works - it's fingers crossed we thought of everything when that day comes. Is anyone else concerned? The finality of that date reminds me a little of Y2K, except with Y2K you could make the changes in advance and test them.
There was always the possibility, though, that you'd missed a program somewhere, and the only time you'd find that out was 1st Jan 2000. In this case, we don't seem to have the option of making the transition in advance to check it all works – it's fingers crossed we thought of everything when that day comes. Is anyone else concerned?

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