Thank you! - Freemed looks promising.  Will check out the demo.

Would welcome input from other subscribers as well on their experience with
open source EMRs.

Many thanks,

Andrew

On 4/17/06, Tim Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Andrew Schamess wrote:
> > I'm new to this listserve.  I'm an internist, planning to leave a group
> > practice and open my own solo pratice in western Massachusetts.  I would
> > like to use an electronic medical record.  I was wondering if others
> here
> > could advise or share their experience.
> >
> > The features most important to me are:
> >
> >    - Assist in meeting Medicare DOQ guidelines.
> >    - Track preventive screening - know which patients are overdue for
> >    Pap, etc.
> >    - Templates, reminders, reports etc. configurable by MD.
> >    - Improve documentation and coding.
> >    - Integrated practice management (scheduling and billing software).
> >    - If possible... patient interface that allows patient
> self-scheduling
> >    for appointments, patient access to own health info, secure email and
> >    messaging.
> >
> > I've looked into VISTA office a bit (thanks to Joseph Dal Molin for the
> > tip).  It looks promising, since it's based on the VAMC system which I
> know
> > works brilliantly; but I see it was put out for beta testing, and the
> > sign-up period ended in 11/05.  I've written to the companies listed on
> the
> > website just the same.  Anyone know if it's available at all outside
> > beta-testing, or if they're still signing up testers?
> >
> > Joseph also suggested Oscar McMaster.  Wondering if it handles U.S. cpt
> and
> > diagnosis codes?  Or can they be obtained and installed?
> >
> > I saw the MirrorMed (OP/EN) link that just came over... also looks good.
> >
> > I'd really welcome any advice at all.  I've looked at commercial
> products
> > too, but I have a bias toward open source and I'd rather participate in
> > testing and building something for public use than buy a license from a
> > private company if it's possible.
> >
> > Thanks very much to all in advance for any responses!
> >
> > Andrew Schamess
> > Lenox, MA
>
>
> Andrew,
>
> I suggest talking with these folks:
>
> http://freemedsoftware.org/
>
> or just reply to Irv (see the Cc above).
>
> Cheers,
> Tim
>
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