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Does CCHIT really matter for a Specialty Practice?

EMR Getting Started — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 14:01:08 GMT

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Nick Harrington — Fri, 30 May 2008 15:57:44 GMT

I apologise to Robert and Mark for interupting their discussion -- it also took me a few mements to recognise what hat Mark was wearing. Looked like a French beret for a few moments.

Nick

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re: How to select an ASP or Data Center and negotiate a contract for Hosting Services

CEOMike — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 13:09:53 GMT

"check the number of installations"

"expected performance"

These are all work arounds for an erroneous understanding of the Internet as a "bunch of pipes," - performance can easily be predicted accurately - if you ask about speed and you get an answer like 250mb download speed - there will be performance issues for some users because of their style of use - even though others are successful with the vendor. If you ask us at Medscribbler for our RASP (rich application service provision) we will tell you 7gb 95% burst. - this type of performance quote is the ONLY way to predict both reliability and performance. My forum posts indicate that there are no other vendors here that understand the difference, so there can be no guarantees with any ASP or Data Center vendor (to be fair I am sure GE's system is correct - I think they use the same data center we do)

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re: How do you get older Docs to embrace technology?

rfeague — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 17:56:06 GMT

Mark's suggestion of using a digital pen to aid adoption is spot-on, but the digital pen isn't just for older docs. It's a much faster way to capture many kinds of data for docs, nurses, and patients (think consent forms, family medical history, etc.). Many docs (of any age) find that an EMR costs them an hour per day in time spent as a data entry clerk. Give them a digital pen for data capture, and they are not only faster, they are able to focus more on the patient.

Watch what people with a full EMR deployment REALLY do anyway: often they make notes on paper, and go back and enter the data in the EMR later.

With a digital pen, you re-purpose the paper to be a fast, convenient input device. It's no longer the record, since the EMR contains the record --- the paper goes in the shredder, or is sent home with the patient.

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