Medicomp Systems, Inc.

Shouldn't the next generation of systems improve the clinician experience? Present efficient, organized data that informs decision-making? Drive ROI, assure compliance, and future-proof your health IT investment? ? ?? Come see what's possible today at Medicomp Systems'?HIMSS booth #454. ? ?? Unlock the Power of Quippe Working seamlessly with your existing systems, Quippe serves as a clinical data source of truth by normalizing and activating data from all sources, making it truly interactive and useful within clinical workflows. Quippe was?purpose-built to think like a clinician, and automatically organize, filter, and analyze findings in the context of an individual patient – all within a framework that supports billing, compliance, and interoperability.? ? Schedule a meeting?at?booth #454 on Venetian Level 2?and we’ll show you what’s possible?today. https://bit.ly/4hsdsI3 | #HIMSS25 #DiagnosticallyConnectingData #ClinicalData

Staffing shortages, high patient loads, compassion fatigue, and poor work-life balance have contributed to high rates of?burnout?in the nursing workforce. ? Nursing licensing boards in 30 states ask questions about mental illness on their applications, including?22 boards?that ask about past mental health diagnoses and require predictions of future impairment. ? “The part of all of this, which is reinforced in so many healthcare professional training and in licensure, is [the mentality] that getting treatment for a mental health condition is a sign of weakness,” said J. Corey Feist, JD, MBA, co-founder, and CEO of the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes' Foundation. “It’s an old way of thinking about mental illness, and yet it is still something that is visible in healthcare.” ? Jodi Helmer brings us the story via Medscape: https://wb.md/42T2uHA | #NursingShortage #NurseBurnout #BurnoutPrevention #HealthTech

What if your EHR actually helped you practice medicine instead of getting in the way? That’s exactly what Quippe Clinical Lens does—giving providers instant access to clinically relevant insights. Don’t just take our word for it—hear it from a clinician who’s experienced the difference firsthand. ? Learn how Medicomp is empowering clinicians with smarter EHRs: https://medicomp.com/ | #DiagnosticallyConnectingData #ClinicallyRelevantInsights #SuccessStories

Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to elevate healthcare to new heights. Ambient AI in particular, a tool that is used to listen to provider-patient interactions and automatically create clinical documentation, is one of the key technologies expected to bring about significant change. In fact, almost one-third of medical groups already use ambient listening AI to draft clinical notes, according to the MGMA. Access this insightful whitepaper from Altera Digital Health to learn more: ?? Why technology is crucial to solving long-standing challenges for physicians, with a deep dive into Ambient AI and more ?? How ambient listening technology can substantially reduce cognitive burden and clinician burnout, having a positive impact on current industry staffing shortages ?? Ways providers can use the latest innovations to increase speed of diagnoses and improve treatment ?? Tips for healthcare providers on choosing and implementing the right offerings and partners that can provide desired results ?? And more ? Download your free copy today: https://bit.ly/3XzLUJh | #AmbientAI #HealthTech #ReduceCognitiveBurden #ReduceBurnout #ImprovedOutcomes

In a HIMSS25 interview, PIYANUN YENJIT, founder and managing director of APUK Co., Ltd., an implementation partner for Medicomp, walks through how Institut Jantung Negara Malaysia achieved HIMSS EMRAM Stage 6 and discusses plans for the hospital to hit Stage 7. ? "The hospital specifically needed systems featuring 'one input for maximum output' efficiency, including automated documentation capabilities, proactive alerts at the point of care and support for collaborative care planning,” Yenjit said. ? The system's proactive clinical alerts at the point of care enabled faster, more informed decision making while streamlining workflows by allowing clinicians to input data once for multiple purposes. "As they prepare for EMRAM Stage 7 assessment, they're now leveraging this structured data for clinical outcomes analysis, specifically demonstrating how they use data analytics to improve clinical outcomes – a key requirement for achieving the highest certification level," she continued. ? Bill Siwicki has the story via Healthcare IT News: https://bit.ly/4buVNxA | #HIMSS25 #ClinicalDocumentation #EMRAM #PointOfCare #DiagnosticallyConnectingData

#HIMSS25 is a wrap! ?? A huge thank you to the HIMSS team for an incredible event! Jay Anders, MD, David Lareau, and James Aita had a fantastic week in Vegas connecting with healthcare leaders and media to discuss the future of healthcare IT. From insightful conversations to exciting innovations, #HIMSS25 was packed with great moments. Our CEO, David Lareau, even took "meeting clinicians where they are" to a whole new level—literally sitting on the floor for an interview! Stay tuned for upcoming episodes of the Tell Me Where IT Hurts posdcast, where we'll dive deeper into the key takeaways from the conference—no chairs required. ????? ? Sandra Johnson, CliniComp Tim O'Connell, emtelligent Steven Lane, MD, MPH, Health Gorilla Ben Scharfe CPA, Altera Digital Health Greg Miller, Carta Healthcare Jennifer Eaton, IDC Arun Gill, Signify Research Ltd #DiagnosticallyConnectingData #PointOfCare #ClinicalWorkflows #TellMeWhereITHurts #HealthLeaders

In the latest episode of the Tell Me Where IT Hurts Podcast, Jay Anders, MD, sits down with Leigh C. Burchell, VP of Policy & Public Affairs at Altera Digital Health and Chair of the Electronic Health Record Association (EHRA). They dive deep into health IT policy, Medicare Advantage, AI in healthcare, and the evolving landscape of interoperability. ?? Key Takeaways: ? How shifting policies could impact Medicare Advantage and quality measurement ? The challenges of regulatory timelines and healthcare transparency ? AI’s growing role in prior authorization and fraud detection ? The need for a federal framework to align state health IT laws Leigh brings a wealth of experience, from healthcare marketing to shaping policy during the Meaningful Use era. Her insights are a must-hear for providers, health IT vendors, and policymakers alike. ?? Tune in now: https://bit.ly/41hlRrv | #HealthcareIT #Interoperability #EHR #HealthPolicy #ArtificialIntelligence #TellMeWhereITHurts

Interoperability advancements have unlocked an unprecedented flow of patient information across healthcare systems. While this influx of data holds immense potential, it also presents a challenge—healthcare providers often struggle to efficiently harness and apply it at the point of care. The rise of AI-powered ambient listening solutions brings new opportunities but also adds another layer of complexity to the equation. How can we ensure that more data leads to better care, not more burden? ? Three critical challenges facing healthcare organizations: 1?? Leveraging data for coordinated care delivery 2?? Combating clinician burnout through intelligent automation 3?? Optimizing care through comprehensive data analysis ? Our CMO Jay Anders, MD, discusses what the path forward is via Answers Media Network: https://bit.ly/4kjWPk8 | #UsableData #DiagnosticallyConnectedData #Interoperability #ImprovedOutcomes #AIinHealthcare

What does a new administration mean for healthcare policy? Leigh C. Burchell, Vice President of Policy and Public Affairs, shares her insights with Jay Anders, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Medicomp Systems, Inc., on the Tell Me Where IT Hurts Podcast via Healthcare NOW Radio. Listen here: https://hubs.ly/Q039pST10

The distinction between value-based care and value-based payment isn't merely semantic — it represents a crucial fork in the road for healthcare delivery. As AI and other technologies become more prevalent in healthcare, we must ensure they're deployed in service of improving patient care rather than merely optimizing revenue. ? Does the solution lie in returning to the fundamental principles of value-based care? ? Our Chief Medical Officer, Jay Anders, MD, discusses when value-based payment eclipses value-based care via MedCity News: https://bit.ly/4kib1tX | #ValueBasedPayment #ValueBasedCare #MedicareAdvantage #AIinHealthcare #AIGuardrails