Eye Practice Software

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How to choose a proper EMR for your practice
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Determining your requirements

• list out all of your requirements from the ground
  up such as relating to patient admission, patient
  scheduling, medication lists, visual reports and
  so on.
• Based on these requirements you can narrow down
  the features that you need in that EMR system.
• prioritize the features that would bring the most
  value out of your practice when implementing the
  concerned EMR.

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Budget analysis

• Purchasing and integrating EMR into your practice
  workflow may be costly with the prices of EMR
  systems being highly variable based on what
  features you choose to include
• proper budget analysis must be done in tandem
  with the EMR implementation ratio for your
  specialty and the true size of the prospective
  EMR vendor.
• hardware, implementation, training and
  maintenance costs to consider when choosing a
  particular EMR system and these factors needs to
  be included as part of your budget analysis.

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Specialty specific EMR

• It is important to identify EMR vendors who focus
  on your specialty.
• ask Vendors for a list of specialty clinics that
  are using their EMR to match your specialty.
• Contacting the clinics or doctor being served by
  the concerned EMR vendor will give you a good
  idea about how well that EMR vendor services your
  specialty.
• EHNOTE specialty EMR covers the entire modules
  of every specialty.

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Ease of Use

• The most important aspect or factor that needs to
  be taken into account while choosing your perfect
  EMR system is how easy it is of use.
• The majority of vendors offer free trials or live
  demonstrations of EMR systems to prospective
  buyers, so take advantage of these options to
  evaluate the ease of using that particular EMR
  system.
• Ease of use also means whether the office staff
  and billing managers are also finding it easy to
  understand and engage with the EMR.

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