Physicians Prefer 'Best Of Breed' Emergency Department EHRs

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jaysimmons,
User Rank: Apprentice
2/18/2013 | 6:19:36 PM

re: Physicians Prefer 'Best Of Breed' Emergency Department EHRs

Whenever an organization uses more than one EHR system there is going to be communication problems between the systems. Most systems arenG��t interoperable so itG��s hard to transfer data to other departments. Even though the BOB systems deliver a better system tailored to the needs of the ED systems, they have to look at the big picture for the organization. I think it is up to enterprise solution EHRs to try to provide tailored portals for specialties instead of trying to force fit their generic workflows in order to provide a better quality of service for all physicians.

Jay Simmons
Information Week Contributor

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pbug,
User Rank: Strategist
2/14/2013 | 3:10:45 AM

re: Physicians Prefer 'Best Of Breed' Emergency Department EHRs

The only thing nearly as bad as an ED not having a good EHR is having one that does not communicate and work well with every other department in a hospital, including admissions, labs, radiology, pharmacy and far more.

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JEngdahlJ,
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2/12/2013 | 4:56:23 PM

re: Physicians Prefer 'Best Of Breed' Emergency Department EHRs

Business intelligence can help hospitals get a better return on investment for their electronic health records. http://www.healthcaretownhall....

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