Expert Insights from Medi-Span

Knowing drug indications helps pharmacists improve screening and patient counseling, but healthcare has been slow to share the data in e-prescribing.

Professionals can improve EHR drug allergy screening by understanding best practices for naming concepts, data inputs, picklists, and overrides.

To ride on the digitalization trend, raise the level of medical care, and connect with the international community, CMUH in Taiwan accepted HIMSS’ assessment for EMRAM, obtained Stage 6 certification.

To help the hospital excel and set those high standards, Director Cheng realized NCKUH needed an automated drug data solution; the answer she found was Medi-Span® Clinical from Wolters Kluwer.

Information gaps exist between different healthcare entities. Drug data unity is a goal for adherence to interoperability standards and considering not just how we share info, but what data we share.

Payers who rapidly adopt effective “digital-first” healthcare services can thrive by providing patients low-cost, high-quality care, says Keith Algozzine of UCM Digital Health.

COVID-19 has accelerated the adoption of digital health. Understanding and meeting the challenges of six key trends can help healthcare businesses improve efficiency and customer satisfaction in the new e-health era.

The recently held National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) Annual Meeting provided an upbeat picture of community pharmacies trying to meet continuing pricing pressures by focusing on value-based services.

Our infection prevention team reflects on rising HAIs and what’s ahead for infection prevention and control

As opioid overdose deaths skyrocket, hospitals need to address the epidemic with opioid stewardship programs. Here are some best practices to implement.

Knowing drug indications helps pharmacists improve screening and patient counseling, but healthcare has been slow to share the data in e-prescribing.

In a recent roundtable, sepsis coordinators discuss the most pressing challenges they are facing in improving sepsis performance.

Simulation is commonly used among higher learning institutions and healthcare facilities to train and evaluate nurses’ skills and competencies.

The field of nursing is guided by many theoretical, philosophical ideas that change over time. These ideas offer different perspectives on nursing practice as a whole and its relationship to nursing.

By guiding and empowering the training of clinicians, medical librarians help chart the path to evidence-based care. Medical librarians recap their year and share what’s coming in 2022.

Nurse educators need to be cognizant of this transition and integrate some strategies to help these students acclimate themselves into this new learning environment.