by Benshep | Aug 19, 2021
Healthcare providers and health IT solutions partners now generate a massive volume of data. Since EHR adoption became mainstream, providers have built massive data warehouses and silos. According to online statistics, the expected volume of data generated in the...
by Letha E. Stewart | Aug 15, 2021
With the explosive growth in patient data and increase in hospital consolidations and health information exchange, mistakes in patient identification continue to plague hospitals and health systems. Part of the problem is that many organizations are running multiple,...
by Benshep | Aug 13, 2021
Electronic health records (EHRs) are now used in most physician offices in the U.S. Recent statistics show that about 95 percent of critical access hospitals have implemented an EHR system. However, many doctors want to change their EHR for a better one....
by Cindy Adkins | Aug 2, 2021
After making acquisitions, healthcare organizations want to use the same enterprise systems across all facilities, which raises the question about what to do with the legacy systems and data. During a June featured session sponsored by MediQuant as part of...
by Benshep | Jul 28, 2021
Unloading data from an extensive database can be a long and windy process. Extracting data from an Oracle database with millions of rows is different than working with a few rows of data in an online transaction processing application (OLTP). Fortunately, some...
by Benshep | Jul 21, 2021
Database conversion is not a trivial task. Many healthcare data migration projects involve moving millions of rows of data from one database to another. For instance, MySQL DB conversion to MS SQL or Oracle can take days, weeks, or months depending on the volume of...
