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Are EHR and EMR the Same Thing?

EHR vs EMR

Are EHR and EMR the same thing? Sometimes the terms Electronic Medical Record (EMR) and Electronic Health Record (EHR) are used interchangeably. These are very different technologies. It’s important to know the difference.  What is an EMR? An Electronic Medical Record (EMR) is the digital version of a paper chart used in medical practices, unique […]

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Personalization, Configuration and Customization in EHR Design

Personalization, configuration and customization in your EHR

Personalization, configuration and customization in your EHR are sometimes confusing terms to differentiate. They involve different levels of making the EHR software unique to your users, groups of users, or organization. Some levels of these adjustments come as part of the base, out of box, EHR system. Others require source code changes by your vendor […]

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Cloud Based Complete EHR Systems: Solving the Build it or Buy it Debate

cloud based complete ehr systems solving build it or buy it

When shopping for an Electronic Health Record (EHR) solution, one of the first decisions to be made is whether to build it (modular EHR) or buy it (complete EHR). Cloud based, complete EHR systems are solving the build it or buy it debate. Modular EHRs give healthcare agencies the opportunity to make a custom solution. […]

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How to Tell when it’s Time For a New EHR

time for a new ehr signals

Sometimes, healthcare agencies and clinics find it’s time for a new EHR (Electronic Health Record) system. There are many reasons your current solution may no longer be a good fit. Here are some signs that can help you identify if it’s time for a new EHR for your healthcare agency or clinic.  1. Poor Practice […]

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Complete EHR Solutions: Weaving the Golden Thread

EHR for weaving the golden thread

The Golden Thread is a form of documentation that supports a meaningful client narrative throughout the journey of their care. EHR systems are used in conjunction with this form of documentation and offer a method of allowing a client’s data to be recorded and viewed in such a manner that very little time is used, […]

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