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25 Feb Why a Pediatric EHR Makes All the Difference in Pediatrics

Posted at 15:06h in Clinical, EHR Implementation, Reporting, Vaccines by Darice Warren

Running a pediatric practice today is complex. Between vaccine management, documentation requirements, reporting mandates, and the day-to-day needs of families, there’s very little margin for inefficiency. Your pediatric EHR should reduce that pressure — not add to it. When your technology is built specifically for Pediatrics, it supports the way you practice medicine. It understands immunization schedules, growth tracking, family dynamics, and the pace of a busy pediatric office. That alignment changes everything. Vaccine Management Without the Guesswork Few areas in Pediatrics are as complex — or as critical — as vaccine management. You’re navigating evolving immunization schedules, state registry requirements, inventory costs, and parent...

21 Sep 6 Common Challenges in EHR Implementation

Posted at 14:46h in EHR Implementation, Growing Your Practice by Guest Blog

Healthcare practices and providers have been implementing electronic health record software at an increasing rate, according to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services....

21 Aug The Benefits of Vendor Consolidation in Healthcare Technology

Posted at 13:49h in Connectivity, EHR Implementation by Darice Warren

Simply defined, vendor consolidation in healthcare IT is the process of reducing the number of vendors you engage with, while carefully choosing partners who can still fulfill all or most of your needs....

10 May Navigating a Pediatric EHR Implementation

Posted at 19:32h in Connectivity, EHR Implementation by Rich Szabo, MD

Implementing an EHR and practice management system is a substantial commitment that involves a lot of work and potentially a lot of changes for everyone in your pediatric practice....

06 Apr How to Transfer Data Successfully to a New EHR Vendor

Posted at 22:24h in Connectivity, EHR Implementation by Brett Cleary

Breaking up is hard to do, but that doesn’t mean you should stay! Don’t let the challenges of implementing a data transfer hold you back from switching to a better pediatric EHR system. It might well be a challenging process, but it will be worth it over the long term. The adoption of electronic health records (EHRs) among pediatricians was already almost 80% in 2012, according to a study by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Many of those practices who implemented EHRs back then are now reaching the point of needing to upgrade their systems. This often means changing software vendors,...

A man and a woman looking at a computer screen doing EHR training.

07 Mar EHR Implementation Tips & Tricks for Smooth Transitions

Posted at 16:37h in Clinical, EHR Implementation by Darice Warren

What happens when a practice decides to work with an electronic health record they’ve never used before? As you can imagine, the lift is neither a simple or easy one, and it takes special people with unique skills to help that along....

Nurse at a desk on a computer getting EHR training

27 Aug Establish a Culture of Ongoing EHR Education

Posted at 06:40h in EHR Implementation, Growing Your Practice by Jeannine Hathaway

Electronic health record software is consistently updated in order to adjust to the ever-changing and dynamic healthcare and technology worlds. That’s why training must be seen as a consistent commitment, not a one-and-done effort. Regardless of whether you’re going to switch to a new EHR or plan on staying with your current solution, here are five best practices for establishing a culture of ongoing EHR education. Designate a Superuser To start, designate a superuser. A superuser is a point person who understands the big picture and sees the entire scope of the practice, particularly how different functions, workflows, and data inputs affect...

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