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For many healthcare providers, documenting patient care has become an administrative burden. Because after completing the encounter, they have to invest 10-15 minutes more for each patient. This not only increases their workload but also…
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You know that the primary purpose for which EHRs were originally designed was to make healthcare data more accessible and organized. But over the years, EHRs have evolved from just digital shelves to tools for making care decisions bette…
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When it comes to caring for cancer, the clinics operate completely differently from other traditional healthcare environments. Because cancer care is not just limited to episodic care or isolated encounters. Rather, it works on long-term…
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One of the most common questions that our clients ask us is why generic EHRs fail to support orthopedic clinical workflows. And the answer is that traditional EHRs are designed for episodic documentation and routine clinical encounters.…
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When it comes to cardiology workflows, they need a continuous data flow. However, the traditional EHRs were not built for continuous data inflow and management; they are good for episodic care. Most importantly, cardiology practices gene…
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There is a big difference in how pediatric care and other traditional healthcare workflows function. However, the biggest difference is that it is time-aware and caregiver-focused, which makes it difficult to work with traditional EHRs.…
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If you are a behavioral health provider or know how behavioral health works, then you know that it operates differently from other specialties. There are fewer episodic care visits, routine vital collections, and procedure-driven managem…
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We see one common issue in our custom EHR demos: specialty workflows are forced into generic EHR functions. For instance, a behavioral health provider is forced to capture patient data into primary care templates. This not only leads to…
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What is the biggest difference between a custom-built EHR vs off-the-shelf EHR? You may think it is cost, customization, or control; however, the true difference is the flexibility and adaptability a custom EHR brings to the table. And t…
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Building HIPAA-compliant EHR software is important because it stores sensitive patient information that must be protected. And HIPAA gives the framework to build that security and privacy inside the EHR. You would be shocked to know that…
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