we are working on an interface.
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The issue of lab data communication has largely been
Kevin,
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
--- Bill Walton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
The costs for the EMR systems I've looked at
recently (GE, A4, NextGen, and
Misys) are in the $30-60K per physician range. It's
a little dangerous,
IMO, if you're going to use numbers like this to be
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In my opinion, (and, as always, I speak
only for myself
That makes a lot of sense and is one of the potential ROI's for an EHR that has been overlooked. Will they offer a discount for physicians that use EHR's? Are there circumstances under which they would consider offering a discount?
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Well, the company is
Well, the company is State Volunteer Mutual Insurace
Company, and it is physician run an owned. They have
regular education programs with the idea of promoting
good practice patterns to AVOID malpractice cases in
the first place.
I guess they believe that an EMR will reduce
malpractice events.
priority if not THE highest.
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Hello all,
In Tennessee
Kevin,
Nice post. Comments / support in-line below.
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Hello all,
In Tennessee, our medical malpractice company is
hosting an EMR conference this December (and why it is
them is interesting) .
I hope you'll let us know what they say their reason is. More on this
I'll check when I attend the conference. If I find
anything out, I'll post here..
Kevin
--- Michael Ginsburg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That makes a lot of sense and is one of the
potential ROI's for an EHR
that has been overlooked. Will they offer a discount
for physicians that
use
P.S.
Michael, do you think it would be worthwile for me to
attend the VistA office meeting, or is it primarily
targeted for venders?
Thanks,
Kevin
--- Michael Ginsburg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That makes a lot of sense and is one of the
potential ROI's for an EHR
that has been overlooked.
, October 19, 2004 12:07 PM
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Cameron Schlehuber wrote:
/snip/
Having standard health data interchange
standards as ubiquitous as the exchange
standards banks use is critical to the VA's
and the rest
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Hello all,
In Tennessee, our medical malpractice company is
hosting an EMR conference this December
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Hello all,
In Tennessee, our medical malpractice company is
hosting an EMR conference this December (and why it is
them is interesting) . My office manager and I will
be attending
A. Forrey wrote:
/snip/
Discussions are underway with World VistA
about work with the clinical lab specialty societies
to address these issues in concert with society
educational forums and other meetings.
Really?!?!?! I thought this was where we'd hear about stuff like that. Or
is there a
Bill,
Im glad you mentioned the California HealthCare Foundation and this article; Ive found the information there quite helpful over the years (www.chcf.org). When Forrester Research published, Electronic Medical Records: A buyers Guide for Small Physician Practices, last year they included
This is GREAT news!Andthe Health IT
Strategist article, together with the VistA Office release, are "shots heard
'round the world" signaling VistA's long term viability.
Or are they?
Before you "pop the cork" I thinkyoushould
consider another, very probable (based on my 16 years of
On Fri, 15 Oct 2004, Bill Walton wrote:
This is GREAT news! And the Health IT Strategist article, together with the
VistA Office release, are shots heard 'round the world signaling VistA's
long term viability.
Or are they?
Before you pop the cork I think you should consider another, very
Mark,
Mark Amundson wrote:
Bill
Could you give me a quick head to head
comparison of VistA/CPRS and Logician.
Glad to. Thanks for asking. Please note that I did not choose Logician as
an example because I think it's a market-leading product. Not even close,
based on my own experience
Hi Michael,
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As a participant in the birth and development of the DVA Healthcare Information system from 1972 onward, and as a private practice IT professional for the last 16 years, I have a similar sense of alarm as Bill does. We may
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Hi Michael,
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In my opinion, (and, as always, I speak only for myself) I
opinion.
Mike
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