Apple’s mobile healthcare technology may benefit patients with rheumatic disease whose conditions require regular monitoring
Rheumatology Informatics System for Effectiveness Registry Can Improve Patient Care
RISE data entry process syncs with patients’ electronic health records to create quality improvement reports, chart progress
Meaningful Use Attestation Does Not Satisfy Physician Quality Reporting System Requirements
Separate clinical quality reporting measures must be submitted for each program
The ACR: Looking Ahead to 2015 and Beyond
Incoming president E. William St.Clair, MD, sets goals, reviews groundwork for the coming year
Google Glass Has Potential for Rheumatology, Orthopedic Surgery
Wearable smart-glass device could enable untethered access to electronic health records, be conduit for clinical decision making
HIPAA Privacy Rules Bring New Enforcement Guidelines
Focus shifts from voluntary to punitive; makes business associates more accountable for breaches of personal health information
The ACR’s Benchmark Tool Helps Rheumatologists Gauge Performance
Survey lets physicians compare questionnaire responses with regional, national averages
The ACR’s RISE Registry Offers Rheumatologists Many Benefits
Rheumatology Informatics System for Effectiveness simplifies physician quality reporting
The ACR President Joseph Flood, MD, Reviews 2014 in Rheumatology
Information technology an overarching theme of this year’s work
Rheumatology Informatics System for Effectiveness Registry Can Help Physicians Improve Practice Performance
RISE system compares physician practices with national benchmarks, links physicians with electronic health records
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