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MDLand 2

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MDLand 1

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e-MDs

JoeShearn — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 15:21:00 GMT

e-MDs Solution Series™ is the standard for CCHIT Certified, affordable and integrated EHR and PRACTICE MANAGEMENT software solutions.

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TheChart!

JoeShearn — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 14:27:00 GMT

DescriptMED generated The Chart! EMR to maximize the amount of customization and flexibility that a physician needs to accurately generate notes, letters and prescriptions. The user friendly environment is easy to learn and implement. Those who have investigated The Chart! have been impressed with its broad range of steadily growing features. The Chart! is in active constant development and updates are released as often as twice a month to add features or improve upon the rich feature set available e.g. scanning or online tech support. No user has ever asked for a refund or uninstall of The Chart! Try it and see for yourself at home, on your office network or via Terminal Services. Our slogan is Get Done, Go Home! And we intend to make this happen for you.

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Sevocity

JoeShearn — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 14:20:00 GMT

Sevocity EHR is a fully functional Electronic Health Record that is easy to learn and easy to use. Sevocity EHR is designed to respect your time – to help you quickly and accurately document and run your practice or clinic. At the same time, Sevocity was designed to help you maximize your ability to deliver quality care. Unique features include:

Certified embedded ePrescribing
Consistent, graphical screens which are easy to follow and require little training to use.
Ability to quickly and easily add and modify personal preferences, including drugs, dosages, orders, review of systems, exams, etc.
Flexible flow sheets to allow you to easily track labs, vitals, and other patient information over time and graphically.
Specialty specific features and content that can be easily customized to individual practices and providers.
Free standard HL7 interfaces to labs, hospital systems and practice management systems.
Outstanding support.

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eMedRec

JoeShearn — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 13:59:00 GMT

Medical Records Made Friendly
EMR including solutions for Practice
Management Workflow, Prescription Writing, Note Creation, Automated fax out on referrals, Order Entry, security to patient level and more.

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eClinicalWorks OnPremise

JoeShearn — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 11:26:00 GMT

In addition to the Application Service Provider (ASP) model, eClinicalWorks offers a client/server implementation option. By keeping a server in the practice, customers are able to store the data in their offices, providing greater control. With the client/server model, there is no hosting fee.

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eClinicalWorks Subscription

JoeShearn — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 11:14:00 GMT

eClinicalWorks offers two implementation models for its EMR/PM solution—Application Service Provider (ASP) and client/server. For customers interested in the ASP model, eClinicalWorks will host its solutions, giving customers access through a secure link. This reduces capital spent on servers and leaves the technical aspects of the server to IT professionals.

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DoctorsPartner

JoeShearn — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 11:12:00 GMT

DoctorsPartner EMR is packed with high value features that can help improve your practice and your day to day operations significantly. The ease of use and the flexibility of the software allows you to rapidly reap the benefits of streamlined operations.

Multi-Location/Multi-Clinic
Appointment Scheduler
Automated Patient Appointment Reminders by Phone
Electronic Medical Records (EMR)
Complete Billing
Web Access and Security
Call Center (Document Calls) Transcription Integration
Electronic Prescription Writer
Drug Interactions Interface
Electronic Orders (Labs, X-Rays)
HL7 Lab - EMR Interface

Image/Document Management
Hybrid EMR Technology
Wireless Enabled
Secure Internal Email
HIPAA Compliant Security
Solo/Group Feature
FREE Limited Customization
Rapid Installation and Web Training!
TOP Ranked Customer Support
Optional Automated Offsite Backup
Optional Code Checker
Optional Drug Interactions Checker

Amazing Charts

JoeShearn — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 10:47:00 GMT

Amazing Charts is a full-featured Electronic Health Record (EHR) system that allows scheduling, intra-office messaging, and complete documentation of the medical encounter in a fast, efficient, and straight-forward manner. Designed by physicians for physicians, Amazing Charts is continually updated to incorporate suggestions submitted by thousands of users around the country.

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PatientOS

Nick Harrington — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 14:01:00 GMT

PatientOS EMR "Rapier" Edition

The Rapier edition of PatientOS EMR is a commercially supported offering with 24x7 support for physician offices to start using PatientOS.

We have structured this solution to provide a base price of $4999 for the initial setup and configuration of a facility, users, security, forms and interfaces with a billing system. Our next major release will include claims and financial management.

From there the practice can opt to use the default environment as is or purchase buckets of hours for further configuration for the custom workflow and documentation the physicians prefer.

Features included in the base package, pricing and more information is available at http://www.patientos.com or contact sales@patientos.com.

Here is a video sample of patient portal integration for chronic care.

Try before you buy with our online functional demo environment !

PatientOS is a very flexible and customizable solution which allows analysts and your IT staff to create forms, workflow, orders, device integration and much more using a mature set of PatientOS tools which require no programming.

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Reddy Biggs' - The EMR in Practice with eClinicalWorks

reddybiggs — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 10:15:00 GMT

I am not a vendor, but a 'real world' user. I don't work for any of the EMR companies. My goal is to demonstrate advantages to our practices that don't exist in the paper world. You will see improvements in quality, efficiency, cost and patient satisfaction IF you implement your EMR to its fullest advantage.

A little about our background. We are a 20 physician + 3 nurse practitioner group practice in Internal Medicine with the subspecialities of nephrology, endocrinology, rheumatology, pulmonary and infectious diseases. We are using eClinicalWorks for both practice management and EMR. Our in-house lab uses Antek LabDaq which is interfaced with eClinicalWorks via an HL-7 interface. We are looking for a PACS system with computerized radiology (CR) as well, more about that as it 'develops'.

What you see here is possible with any size group, and I hope it will give you ideas about what is possible with an EMR.

Reddy

Formulary checking made really easy

One of the banes of our existence is the drug formulary. Rather than choosing medications based on efficacy, freedom from side effects, patient preference, etc, the USA has a system where the low bidder wins a spot on the drug formulary as a 'preferred drug'. This is analogous to Pepsi winning a spot near the check out aisle of Walmart.

To add additional pain, failure to pay attention to your individual patient's formulary (one of literally thousands), costs you time later, as you will be faxed by the pharmacy or the pharmacy benefit manager to get a 'Prior Authorization'. This is a legalized form of harrassment. It takes two to tango, so we usually trash these. This will result in the patient getting the drug anyway, but a few days later than expected.

A simple solution is to see the patients drug formulary at the instant you are writing the drug prescription. Wouldn't that be too logical?

In our eClinicalWorks installation, we use a feature from SureScripts/Rx Hub that allows us to download the formulary for each individual patient in the morning before they are seen. When I write a prescription, each drug is color coded green, yellow, orange, and red according to formulary status. Green is best, red is worst. Alternatives to the med you wrote are displayed in case you want to switch to those instead. If two drugs are equivalent in my mind, I will choose the one with the lowest cost to my patient. This makes the patient happy since they save money, makes me happy since I don't waste time handling 'Prior Auths' , and makes the insurance bean counters happy too. A real win-win-win.

Here is a 2 minute demo of how it works. Incredibly simple, intuitive, and innovative.

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Digital electrocardiograms - acquisition and storage

It's 2am, and you are seeing your patient in the ER with chest pain. It would really be nice to be able to compare the current ECG with a prior one. Is this really coronary ischemia, or is this from the 'Enchilada Special' at Fidel's?

Since we incorporate ECG's into our EMR, we can now view them remotely from the hospital. In addition, the digital ECG software allows us to compare tracings by superimposing previous studies on the one today.

Other benefits are immediately obvious. Instant sharing anywhere within you EMR network, no more buying expensive thermal paper that fades out over a few years, and an EKG device that is the size of your palm and weighs about 8 ounces. No more EKG carts blocking your hallway....we keep our MidMark unit in a drawer and plug it into the USB port on either a tablet PC, or a desktop if there is one in the exam room. We only need one ECG for lots of exam rooms, since the process is really fast.

5:00 Published April 24, 2008

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For our patients: How to use the Patient Portal

Using the patient portal is really quite intuitive. But when you are dealing with large numbers of patients, some of them elderly with little computer expertise, you will find that your office sometimes needs to do a little 'hand holding'. We created this video for our patients to watch prior to logging into the portal for the first time.

Time: 5:42 Published 2/2/2008

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Labs 1 - How to order them quickly and easily and

Labs 2 - Reviewing, printing, faxing results, how they look in the chart & patient portal

Our lab ordering and resulting process has saved us an enormous amount of time. We have an in-house lab. Previously we printed out reports, they were sorted, routed, and the doctor could see them late that day or more likely the next day. Usually the doctor would devote several minutes of time after seeing patients to look at lab reports. The process is now radically changed. The doctor orders the test on his/her tablet, and the request is transmitted to the lab information system (LIS). The LIS then prints barcodes for the samples and sends the requests on to our lab equipment. As soon as the test is finished and reviewed by the tech, it is resulted back to eClincalWorks. The doctor gets a notifcation when the 'L" button on the dashboard lights up....yellow for normal results or red for abnormal results. Since there is no paper printing, sorting, routing, or delivery this happens quickly. It is very easy for the doctor to review the results in a matter of seconds, so they can do it between patients quite easily. We have about 1/2 of our lab results back on our morning patients before we go to lunch. This makes the review process go very quickly, since we more easily recall the patient, having seen them only a matter of minutes earlier.

eCW is like a lot of contemporary software, there are 4 or 5 ways to do everything. Video 1 demonstrates some of these multiple ways to order labs. You don't have to do all of them! Pick your favorite....

In Video 2, we see the process involved in efficiently reviewing labs. They come back all day, and light up a jellybean labeled 'L'. I tap on that jelly bean to start looking at labs. From there I can do lots of things....simply file them away, print them, fax them, put comments on them. I show what the progress note looks like when the labs return, and what the patient sees in the lab section of the Patient Portal.

Labs 1 Time 3:32 Published 1/12/2008

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Labs 2 Time 6:14 Published 1/17/2008

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Printing, Faxing, and ePrescribing Options

I get a lot of questions about prescription writing. How easy is it?

Keeping track of your prescriptions is a HUGE advantage of an EMR. They are all there, easy to find, and keeping the current med list is easier. Now when that patient comes in whose insurance changed and they want all 13 drugs refilled, we say NO PROBLEM.

This example was designed for those who are curious as to exactly how fast the process is. Veteran EMR users already know how easy it is for them to print or fax. I've included an example of e-prescribing via SureScripts and included one actual refill so you can see what is involved. IMHO, refills on SureScripts are so, so, so much easier than paper or even fax.

I don't show the technical details on our faxserver, some day I'll make a video of that if there is any interest. The faxes are sent to a FaxMan server. The software and installation were part of the eCW package, we supplied a Windows XP computer and faxmodem board as the 'faxserver'. The faxes go directly to the fax unit, and get faxed. We have plently of phone lines for this task, so it usually takes only 1 - 5 minutes for the pharmacy to have the fax in hand. The whole process is transparent to the doctors/users. As far as they can tell, the task is done. If the fax fails to complete, they get an urgent message in their inbox advising them that the fax didn't go. We have all our pharmacies pre-loaded, so it is rare for this to happen, unless their fax machine is broken or out of paper. We now fax up to 400 prescriptions and consult notes outbound per day, and receive about 300 inbound faxes per day to our faxserver.

Time: 5:11 Published 12/24/2007

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Using ‘Inkable’ forms on a Tablet PC

Do you find yourself still filling out some forms on paper in your ‘paperless’ office?

Despite our goal to do away with paper, other people still need paper. For instance, one local employer insists on a work release on their form, the license plate people want the disabled person license plates on their form, and the hospital wants written orders on their form.We give them their forms! We have them stored in our EMR to be used on demand. Even better, we don’t actually write on paper, we write on our tablets, print out the form (or fax it from the Tablet PC), and store the form in the EMR for future reference.

Time: 4:30 Published 12/22/2007

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