The survey included responses from 200 hospital leaders.
Here are five highlights:
1. The survey found hospitals use the following companies’ EHR systems:
• Cerner: 24 percent (of hospitals)
• Epic: 20 percent
• Meditech: 14 percent
• Allscripts: 11 percent
2. Hospitals use the following companies’ revenue cycle management solutions:
• Epic: 18 percent
• Cerner: 18 percent
• Meditech: 17 percent
• Allscripts: 9 percent
• McKesson: 9 percent
3. Ninety-one percent of respondents noted care coordination as a focus area for data collection. Eighty-nine percent of respondents said managing care requires immense data leverage, as well.
4. Data analytics also enhances resource and risk management as well as boosts patient engagement.
5. Forty-three percent of leaders said they use multiple vendors while 20 percent said they are on the path to an overall enterprise strategy.
Read more survey data here.
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