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Welcome to the Medfools EMR Center
 

This is the place to learn all about Electronic Medical Records (EMR) aka Electronic Health Records. From selection, requirements, contracts, this is your place to get set for the next generation of medical practice.

Overview
Let's talk about EMR and EHRs. What good are they? Why should I bother to implement one? Will it improve my bottom line and make my life easier for my practice?

Platform
Should I buy a web based product, or a desktop OS application? Windows, Mac OS, or Java?

Workflow - Tablet PC vs. Desktop
Discussion continues on using EMRs in the exam room via desktops or Tablet PC/Laptops.

Costs
EMRs don't come cheap! There are many costs which you may not have considered. Hardware, software, support, and upkeep are all imporant things to keep in mind

Your EMR Requirements
What do you really want and need your EMR to do? What are your "must have" features. Before you go shopping, it's best to know what you want

Vendor
With dozens of EMRs on the market today, how will you decide which vendor you can trust with your patients and your economic livelihood?

Selection Part I
In this segment we discuss the selection criteria for an EMR, from requirements, pricing, workflow, and brand name.

Selection Part II
The difficult decision continues with more things to consider before getting married to your EMR.

Demos
Sure that fancy Webex movie looks great, but how can you be sure the slick EMR demo is applicable to your practice? What can you do to prepare yourself for the meeting?

Contract
This is your EMR prenuptual agreement. Be absolutely clear that it covers everything you need it to. Get it all in writing.

Rollout
Now you've decided on your EMR. Just how are you going to relearn the way your office flow works, and how can you best ensure a succesful transition?

Evaluation
Now that you've moved to EMR, are you getting your money's worth? Here are a few ideas on metrics and ways to see if you can improve your practice

EMR Resources
Short list of places to check out while looking for your EMR

EMR Experts - Provides the best EMR software in the medical industry.
EMR Software Solution
: Offers Electronic Medical Record software solutions to physician practices nationwide. Including solutions for pain management, family practice, cardiology, ob/gyn, orthopedics and much more.

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