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The Road to the New SCRIPT Standard: How the Surescripts Network Alliance Is Leading the Way
Last week in Palm Beach, technology leaders from across the country came together at the ASAP Midyear Conference to explore the biggest industry developments…
Surescripts Supports Healthcare Leadership Council’s “Roadmap for Action” to Address Opioid Crisis
Today, Surescripts joined more than 70 healthcare organizations in supporting the Healthcare Leadership Council’s “Roadmap for Action” offering guidance for…
Interoperability is Rapidly Advancing Across Healthcare
The results are in and the data tells a clear story: interoperability is alive and well across American healthcare. In fact, Surescripts National Progress…
Surescripts Proves Nationwide Interoperability is Rapidly Advancing Across Healthcare
Technologies That Enhance Prescribing and Inform Care Decisions Take Off, Giving Healthcare Professionals Actionable Intelligence to Increase Patient Safety…
EPCS Legislation Shows Power and Promise
According to recent research from the IQVIA Institute, the number of opioid prescriptions in the U.S. fell 10.2% in 2017 compared to 2016. At the same time,…
Spotlight on Technologies to Help Address the Opioid Crisis
In 2016, 42,200 Americans, or nearly five people every hour, died from opioid-related overdose. And according to a 2017 Council of Economic Advisers report,…
Proven Technology Can Help Healthcare Professionals Fight the Opioid Epidemic
Electronic Tools Integrated with EHRs Play an Important Role in Preventing Drug Diversion and Ensuring Clinical Appropriateness for Patients with a True…
Physicians Point Out Needed Improvements to Interoperability and Patient Data Access Including Clinical History
Ninety-five percent of healthcare organizations say that strong interoperability is key to successfully transitioning to value-based care, but 85 percent say…
Patients’ Out-of-Pocket Cost Should Weigh Into Prescribing Decisions
Americans spent $425 billion on prescriptions in 2015, a more than 12 percent increase from 2014. And the nation’s spending on medicines is forecasted to…