My job was to catch them before they got caught up in concerns about insurance reimbursement, conference presentations, publications, and electronic health information systems, and to open their eyes to options they may not have considered such as work in a public mental health clinic or correctional facility.
What does EHIS stand for?
EHIS stands for Electronic Health Information System
This definition appears rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:
- Information technology (IT) and computers
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We have 5 other meanings of EHIS in our Acronym Attic
- Abbreviation Database Surfer
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- European Hearing Instrument Manufacturers Association (est. 1985)
- Electronic Health Information Network
- Electronic Health Information and Privacy Conference (University of Ottawa; Canada)
- Elizabeth Home Improvement Program (Elizabeth, NJ)
- Enhanced Host Interface Protocol
- European HAWK Improvement Program
- Evergreen Health Insurance Program (Seattle, WA)
- Escorts Heart Institute and Research Centre (New Delhi, India)
- Escorts Heart Institute and Research Centre Limited (India)
- Efficient Health Information Solutions (medical consulting firm; Atlanta, GA)
- Emlyn Hughes International Soccer (computer game)
- Environmental Health Information Services
- European Health Interview Survey
- Emerging Health Information Technology
- Expert House Information Technology (Saudi Arabia)
- Enhanced Human Immunodeficiency Virus
- Electronic Health Information Exchange
- Environmental Health Journal (Chadwick House Group, Ltd.; UK)
- European Heart Journal
- Euskal Herria Journal (Basque Country, Spain)
Samples in periodicals archive:
Byline: Dina El Shamma Abu Dhabi Medication errors are expected to be reduced by 80 per cent with the new electronic health information system that will replace handwritten diagnoses and/or prescriptions.
6 million federal Medicaid transformation grant to create a new, statewide electronic health information system that will save money, reduce duplication and most importantly, fill in gaps that lead to better patient care.
This fourth edition is updated to reflect advances in healthcare provider structures, diagnostic technologies, and electronic health information systems.