For all the talk of hospitals providing a ‘digital front door’ to patients, the major EHR vendors have been playing catch up when it comes to consumer experience.

Epic Cheers, or Cheers, Epic’s CRM solution, however, represents a major step forward in patient engagement. The platform helps healthcare organizations deliver higher quality care that results in better patient outcomes, as well as grow their community of patients by improving engagement and loyalty.

Understanding Epic Cheers CRM

Epic Cheers is a healthcare-specific CRM (customer relationship management) that helps organizations automate and personalize their current processes to increase and improve patient experience,

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With the increasing adoption rate of EHR and EMR systems, the market size is predicted to reach over $47.6 billion by 2030. Of course, one can rightly guess why; today’s healthcare industry is a highly data-driven worldwide sector. So, the use of EMRs and EHR integration is inevitable. However, the hurdle most healthcare organizations encounter in their EHR adoption process is finding the right software.

Healthcare providers use multiple software, including telehealth solutions and practice management solutions. And with integrated EHR, workflows will become complex, interoperability will continue, and productivity will decrease. But the catch here is

Recipe Notes:

– If you don’t like aubergine, you could use mushrooms or tofu instead.
– Soba noodles are made from buckwheat which is naturally gluten-free. But always check the package if you are intolerant as there are many brands that mix wheat and buckwheat.

– The marinade doesn’t have any acidic ingredients, which I actually prefer in the recipe, but you can add a splash of rice vinegar or lemon juice if you want.

1. Cut the aubergine in dices and add to a well-oiled pan on medium heat, along with a pinch of salt. You want them to

Do you have an awe-inspiring daily step count? If you spend all day on the go, you know how quickly your mood can go downhill when your feet start to hurt. Your feet are your foundation, and any trouble or pain you experience can quickly cascade through your entire body. An issue as small as an improperly trimmed toenail can cause problems all the way from your foot to your hips and back. Taking great care of your feet is essential when you are on them all day, and here are ten foot care tips you need to know to

You’ve probably noticed that stress and anxiety levels seem to be up at work. After three years of historically high stress, employee health and well-being are still under siege—and it’s affecting how workers feel and perform at work. This is where mental health awareness in the workplace comes in.

According to new research,¹ financial stress and economic uncertainty are the primary threats to employee health and well-being. Insights reveal that 92% of employees are stressed about their finances, and it’s hurting their relationships and mental health. It’s also damaging productivity at levels projected to cost employers nearly $200 billion

Arsenic-based pesticides have been used in agricultural practices for many years, and, accordingly, soils and groundwater in the US are contaminated with varying levels of arsenic. Because arsenic exists in soil and water, it finds its way into our food supply. And nearly all foods contain some level of arsenic.

What Foods Have the Most Arsenic?

Studies show that most of the arsenic in the American diet comes from meat, milk, poultry, pork, eggs and seafood. Poultry is the worst offender. Some chickens exceed the EPA safety limit for arsenic by 2,000%. Meat and poultry are high in arsenic because

May 20, 2023 · 8:10 AM

From Peggy at Buttoni’s Low-Carb Recipes:

If you think you don’t like cabbage (like my husband) you have GOT to try this recipe! You’ll swear you don’t eat cabbage!! No cabbage odor or strong taste whatsoever to this dish! It is a delightfully crunchy side dish with grilled Tandoori Chicken or pork chops! I order my nigella seeds (black onion seeds or how about seed) on-line, but you may be lucky to have a spice supplier where you live. I would not recommend omitting them, as you will miss out on a flavor layer