If you read here often enough there’s been plenty of talk about the 
use of the Direct Interface to connect to the NIHN for secure messaging and it appears that Verizon has created one of their own and I am guessing this is outside the NIHN network since they have a lot of options. Microsoft was one of the first with HealthVault to develop an interface for email between patients and doctors, basically anyone who set up a special email address.
Microsoft Delivers Encrypted E-mail Using Government “Direct Project” Security Protocols With HealthVault Personal Health Records
In addition EHR companies like e-ClinicalWorks announced their subscription service for any MD who has an EHR to communicate with any other doctor who has either theirs or another medical records system.
EClinicalWorks Launches “Join the Network”–Invests $10 Million Over the Next Year to Expand Peer to Peer Sharing Via NHIN Program for Users with eClinicalWorks and For Those Using Other EHRS
With the initial roll out of the Direct Project to connect to the NIHN network over 60 participants announced their participation, both medical record companies and Health HIT companies. About a year ago there were a number of hospitals and doctors already using the NwHIN network for communicating and secure emails and also for use with government agencies.
Hospitals and Providers Using NHIN (Nationwide Health Information Network) To Connect and Share Medical Records With the VA and DOD And Even With Each Other
This looks like one more choice for doctors and hospitals and Verizon might have a no brainer platform to make it easy. The NwHIN though can also bring in health exchanges as well as individual users, so here we go one more choice and who knows how many more might show up too. BD
Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ), the second-biggest U.S. telephone company, will introduce the first national service enabling doctors to securely exchange medical records no matter what computer system they use.
The service will begin tomorrow following testing among about a dozen U.S. hospital systems and other clients. Under the program, medical providers who pay a monthly fee will be able to share data, texts and e-mails while still meeting U.S. privacy standards. About $5 billion of Verizon’s $111 billion in revenue in 2011 came from health-related customers, said Peter Tippett, the New York-based company’s chief medical officer.
Physicians have traditionally avoided e-mail because of security concerns and data limits that often prevent them from sending large files such as X-Rays and MRIs, Tippett said. Verizon’s product, known as Secure Universal Message Services, overcomes those problems and is likely to attract “thousands” of medical providers, he said, declining to be more specific.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-04/verizon-to-introduce-secure-e-mails-for-medical-records.html
Ok how many years ago did David Winn tell me they were working on a web based application? It’s been a while and right now it’s not a web based but rather a “cloud” based system. Yes there’s a difference in systems with being in the cloud as you all know today, which is all about hosting and spinning up a cloud. So this is a perfect example of how new technologies change from the beginning to a final product. It became a bit more complex to complete as it’s the times we live in. In 4-5 years and I think I have that time frame correct, changes were made for the better due to newer and more efficiencies becoming available. 
In addition to continue with tradition e-MDs maintains their specialty for their EHR that is designed to work with a variety of specialties. They have had those for years before others even thought about this option. In addition by state they have 
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that support efficient revenue cycle management for medical and billing service organizations. A variety of clinical tools and optimizations further enhance the clinician experience. Powerful patient portal upgrades support greater patient engagement—a long-term goal of healthcare reform. Fully functional mobile clinical documentation and e-prescribing are also available through seamless integration with e-MDs 
The Nuance solution will work with both the Power Chart EHR and Revenue Cycle areas to help improve quality and accuracy of clinical notes in real time. It appears that a query is run to scan the notes and advise of any areas to where further or different documentation could be applied. With ICD10 on the roadmap this appears to be an effort to help bridge some of those documentation efforts. There’s a few other similar software solutions along this line out there as well, and some are more specific to the ICD 10 area. Doctors, gone are the days when you think you can prepare a medical note:) It’s not the doctors but rather the complex society we have today with mapping and matching records to be concise in order to get paid. The US is the only country that uses diagnosis codes tied to reimbursements thus so there’s less data and faster integration in other countries, one less set of big IT integrators. BD 
seamlessly create the most accurate and complete clinical documentation at the point of care. The integrity of clinical documentation is a critical component of a providers’ overall information management strategy and is directly tied to improved patient care, appropriate reimbursement, quality reporting and enhanced compliance.
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and if it works and the code works then it should provide some real benefits. Now who’s going to write the code? Cerner is very well positioned since they have all their development in house versus one like Allscripts who has grown with acquiring software technologies but they now have a former Cerner executive at their CEO. I last mentioned it in December of last year when the questions about EHR safety emerged as it is/was a platform that could sit on top of almost any medical records system and create some type of uniformity for doctors in being able to recognize a similar or same format where ever their travels took them. The Common User Interface started back in 2007, so maybe ahead of it’s time a little? 
include a recent claim with drug store chain Walgreens as well which stated last week they will need to take 30 days to review upon receipt of the complaint from MMRGlobal. Various entities in the healthcare business are in potential violation so agreements appear to vary a bit whether it be a technology provider, a medical records system, drug store chain and so on. 
Patient Portals and other Electronic Health Record systems. Olympia is a Los Angeles-based hospital with 204 beds, staffed by more than 600 physicians representing over 40 specialties, and known for its continuous program enhancement and excellence in service. With the latest license, the Company goes into its first day at HIMSS with royalty-based license agreements with EHR vendors, surgery centers, PHR vendors, Interbit Data, wellness providers, Burkhart Dental, and hospitals in addition to reseller relationships with healthcare professionals, associations, retailers and others as a direct result of MMR's patented IP embedded in its MyMedicalRecords 
911 call and the nurse talking, “it’s against our policy” she says. 911 operator pleads for here to give CPR. Listen to the doctor and his opinion and says it’s disgusting. I guess we have given up being “human” to not violating policy. Regardless of policies there’s state and federal obligations to follow. They could be looking at losing their license. She died at the hospital and the doctor stated “what should she have done? Something”. The woman’s family did say she had lived there for 3 years and was not in good health but that’s most are there. Again the ethics here are certainly poor and this reflect back on why I hate to see such ugly stuff in the press about folks that are obese or sedentary as will this “media conditioning” lead to occurrences like this? Something to think about …as she wouldn’t even consider asking someone else to try. BD