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Started this discussion. Last reply by Mary J Wilkinson Oct. 10, 2009.
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Another question that should be asked is whether $44,000 is sufficient payment for the right of the government to dip its straw into your data pool, mine the data, punish or reward you for its quality, etc. It is likely that what we are seeing is th…
Hi,
I am interested in NexGen as well--
When I was searching for information on this---I found the chemorders.com pop upl
Looks like a group called Georgia Oncology Associates uses NexGen and added its additional software.
Also I believe Intellidos…
I suspect that 110k is the "all up" cost, including software and hardware acquisition, employee training, etc. There are of course ongoing costs associated with EMR, but the most important is loss of productivity. At the most recent EMR presentation…
Is anyone using NexGen as an EMR and do they have an oncology module? We may have an opportunity to get access to NexGen through one of our client medical groups. How well does it work?
The ACP has a program called "building the medical home" which takes a stepwise approach to integrating EHR, beginning with workflow analysis.
There is also an EHR partners program, free to ACP members, which has evaluations and comparisons of most…
I know a lot of work has been done to improve usability but difficulties arise from the fundamental purpose of an EHR, which is to produce a document, It is not to produce healthcare. So EHR's are engineered for smooth, easy production of documents,…
Oh, yeah. This is a very common complaint, but as Doug says, it is merely an update of the old complaint, "he never looks at me, just riffles through the chart while I'm talking". Good manners just must be updated for technology changes, as in the n…
2009 ASCO EHR Symposium : Harnessing the EHR, From Incentives to Sustainability at San Francisco Marriott
October 6, 2009 to October 7, 2009
With the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) signed into law, now is the time to implement Electronic Health Records (EHR) into your practice. ASCO is hosting its 2nd EHR Symposium: Harnessing the EHR, From Incentives to Sustainability, Oc…
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ACP is a great resource for EHR evaluation and comparison
The ACP has a program called "building the medical home" which takes a stepwise approach to integrating EHR, beginning with workflow analysis.
There is also an EHR partners program, free to ACP members, which has evaluations and comparisons of most EHRs now available. The information is quite extensive and includes user reviews, prices, features/functionalities, and users can select and compare products according to characteristics important to them.
The ACP will make this program available to m… Continue
There is also an EHR partners program, free to ACP members, which has evaluations and comparisons of most EHRs now available. The information is quite extensive and includes user reviews, prices, features/functionalities, and users can select and compare products according to characteristics important to them.
The ACP will make this program available to m… Continue
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