Electronic Medical Records (EMR) or Electronic Health Records (EHR) refer to the electronic copy of all the health-related data of an individual which is collected, managed, and consulted by authorized physicians and medical practice staff within a healthcare organization. EMR Software acts as a digital cabinet for the storage and sharing of medical history, medications, lab [...]
More than 80% of the healthcare providers in the U.S. have started using an Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Software as of 2019. With the increase in the number of EHR Software users, a large number of software vendors have also jumped into the market, providing medical practices a large variety of EMR Software to choose from. [...]
Oncology, also known as Hematology, is a complex practice with many unique characteristic diagnoses, treatment plans, ordering and administrating chemotherapy. Oncologists have to deal with large volumes of data and they need to document it properly. Giving the wrong drug or dosage can have significant consequences. Due to this and many other reasons, Oncologists adopted Electronic [...]
If you are a small practice and thinking of buying an Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Software for your practice, you might think that the huge tech-giants in the healthcare industry are the best choice for you. But this judgment could be very wrong. The larger Electronic Health Records (EHR) Software are usually expensive and their functionality [...]
Neurologists have trusted electronic imaging data for quite some time. From MRI’s and CAT scans to sleep studies and EEG’s, the reliability and accuracy of these medical imaging data systems are extremely important for delivering good quality neurology care. With the new health reforms in place and incentives on reporting clinical documentation, all this sophisticated technology [...]
