EHR/EMR

The process of customizing Epic hospital software is an investment that will pay dividends in the foreseeable future. A platform tailored to the requirements of a hospital not only streamlines administration, but also patient care. But customizing Epic medical software...

Healthcare organizations aren't unaware of electronic health records. With keen interest, when these organizations plan to implement EHRs, the first question that comes to their mind is- EHR cost. Implementing EHR isn't too complicated, but the cost of EHR can...

Medical practices are often curious about Epic EHR integration cost. How much epic costs is a major concern for small, independent clinics, especially. The cost is a significant barrier in implementing or integrating EHR systems. And if healthcare organizations are...

When the HITECH Act was signed into law in 2009, only a few people outside the healthcare industry understood the significance and impact this law would have on vendors offering EHR systems. It created financial incentives to promote and adopt...

Today, the healthcare industry has evolved by leaps and bounds toward managing patient data. As patient expectations grow, healthcare organizations must match the need for efficient medical history tracking, coordinating care across varied providers, and seamless collaboration between multiple systems.   

With the increasing adoption rate of EHR and EMR systems, the market size is predicted to reach over $47.6 billion by 2030. Of course, one can rightly guess why; today's healthcare industry is a highly data-driven worldwide sector. So, the...

Patient data is one of the key components of medical care. The data can include a history of medications and diagnoses, immunizations, drug reactions, previous treatments, etc. This information enables providers to understand better a patient’s condition and how best...

A patient's medical data consists of his or her immunizations, allergies, prescriptions, bloodwork, scans, and history of diagnoses. However, it is not always that all of this data resides in one system for providers to access during consultations or emergencies....

Healthcare interoperability enables multiple medical software platforms to interconnect and exchange data. This means that a billing solution can access the data from an EHR to know the medical services rendered to a patient and prepare the claims. This advantage...

eClinicalWorks is a leading healthcare software development company in the United States. Nearly a million medical professionals use eClinicalWorks' medical software to manage clinical and administrative activities. These solutions are aimed at large hospitals, ambulatory clinics, and private practices. One...

Patient portals, patient engagement systems, advanced telehealth solutions, remote health monitoring systems, and EMR systems are some of the most prevalent digitally powered healthcare systems. And all these applications' interoperability ensures a seamless flow of information and connects the entire...

Cerner is a leading healthcare technology system developer with a global presence. Its EHR/EMR systems are among the most popular across hospitals and clinics in the United States and the world. Cerner leverages standards, network connections, and nationwide exchange to...

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is a regulation that stipulates how medical data is used. Furthermore, it also protects the privacy and integrity of patients’ health information. All organizations operating in the healthcare industry must comply with...

In today's healthcare ecosystems, electronic medical records and EHR systems do everything, from managing patient information and improving outcomes to reducing medication errors. With its integration with other healthcare systems, such as remote patient monitoring and telehealth solutions, EHR and...

Electronic medical records, or EMR systems, contain important patient healthcare information. This includes insurance coverage, demographic information, allergies, immunizations, previous diagnoses, treatments, medications prescribed, etc. While all this information does help providers serve their patients better, it could also help...

Electronic medical records (EMR) contain all the necessary information on patients created at one clinic. This could include allergies, immunizations, medical histories, previous diagnoses, and so on, helping providers know patient conditions better. Moreover, the provider can also make notes...

Using EHR and EMR data for research fundamentally differs from capturing research data prospectively, as it's customary in controlled clinical trials. Several aspects of EHR systems contribute to these significant discrepancies. And the most notable of which is the lack...

Medical devices have gone from being largely stationary at hospitals to becoming wearable by everyone at any time. Gadgets like smartwatches, wristbands, and even garments can collect real-time information on a person's vital signs. Moreover, wireless glucometers, blood pressure cuffs,...

To understand how your healthcare practice can offer an integrated work environment that includes protected health data, communications, and contact information kept within one network of electronic records, you must first grasp what EMR integration entails. EMR and EHR systems...

Physical therapy is a vital part of post-treatment recovery. People who have undergone extensive surgery or suffered serious physical injuries require such therapy to complete their recovery. In light of this, an EHR or EMR enables therapists to understand a...

More and more healthcare organizations are moving away from paper charting and toward EMR technologies. Hospitals and clinics can record and monitor patient records more efficiently with EMR and EHR systems. The same goes for pharmacies as well. Electronic health...

Electronic medical records (EMR) systems need no introduction. As technology advances creatively, the healthcare sector witnessed some fascinating capabilities in recent decades. And EMR medical systems and EHR systems are the most popular ones. Of late, several healthcare practices and...

Testing labs are vital for diagnosis and treatment. Laboratory Information Systems (LIS) are software platforms for managing day-to-day activities at medical testing labs. It provides a consolidated interface for scheduling tests, compiling reports, managing inventory, tracking tests, etc. Hospitals or...

If you've determined that you require an EHR or EMR system, you must decide which one. That's an important thing to do. But how will you choose the best electronic medical records for your practice? Before you choose the right...