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How to Choose an EMR System

How to Choose an EMR System

So, you think your practice is ready for EMR but don’t know where to begin? Before you make an expensive decision you will regret, get expert advice on choosing an EMR system from Don Fornes, founder and CEO of Software Advice. He tells us the systematic... 

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Going Paperless

Going Paperless

So, you’re thinking about getting rid of paper charts and switching to an EMR system. Is it really worth the cost and aggravation?  Will it bring your people together or tear them apart? In the... 

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Backup Data Tip Sheet

Backup Data Tip Sheet

Frank Polack of Eviton LLC, a project management firm, created this handy one-sheet for us with the basics of data backup. Keep it on file or laminate it and post it where your staff can refer to it as... 

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