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There are many members in a patient’s healthcare team, and it is important for each caregiver to have readily available information about their patients’ care. Sharing patient EHR software data between physicians, hospitals and labs makes it possible for providers to have a complete depiction of their patients’ health records, allowing for better decision-making and…
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Watch this video from HealthIT.gov to learn more about interoperability in healthcare. Interoperability is the extent to which software systems and devices can exchange data and interpret that shared data to enhance care delivery and improve overall patient health.
How to choose EMR software is a crucial decision that requires careful planning and research. While the selection process can take time, choosing the right system can lead to better patient care, enhanced operational efficiency, and lower overall costs. That’s why it’s essential to clearly define your practice’s specific needs before beginning your search, thoroughly…
IMS Electronic Health Record software is one of the most trusted, well-designed specialty healthcare products in the market today. Not only is it a secure, full-featured electronic medical records system, but it is also fully integrated with a multitude of useful medical management office modules that improve the workflow of your practice. See how our Electronic…
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EMR for Community Health Centers plays a vital role in enhancing care delivery for underserved populations. Community health centers and federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) serve over 20 million patients annually, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration. These centers provide essential medical care to uninsured and…
Mobile EMR for doctors is becoming increasingly essential as cell phone use continues to rise across the United States. Many individuals, including healthcare professionals, now rely on their mobile devices for both educational and work-related tasks. According to a Vitera survey conducted in August, 72% of healthcare professionals use their smartphones for professional purposes. For…
Voice recognition software for EMR has significantly transformed the way physicians document patient information. Before the introduction of electronic medical record (EMR) systems, doctors commonly relied on voice recognition tools to dictate notes, which were later transcribed by medical transcriptionists and added to paper records. Today, with the shift to digital record-keeping, voice recognition software…
The transition from ninth version of the Internal Classification of Diseases (ICD) to the current ICD-10 version is going to require healthcare providers to make changes to the way that patient visits, procedures and medical treatments are coded. This is largely due to the fact that ICD-10 codes are more specific and the number of…