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 process that a medical practice should take before opening its checkbook.

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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 needed.

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Are you shopping for an EMR system? Before you open your checkbook, be sure to use this detailed checklist of important features your future software platform should have, thanks to the folks of Software Advice, Inc.

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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 first of our EMR Video Tutorial series, we introduce the concept of “Going Paperless”. We take a brief overview of the thought process which led a practice to take the plunge and move forward with EMR implementation. In subsequent videos, we’ll break that process down into digestible phases.

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Every day, businesses lose valuable data due to everything from a broken water main to a natural disaster. Most of the time, there was no process in place to recover that data. Frank Polack of Eviton LLC discusses what businesses in other industries already know about disaster recovery and business continuity and how your practice can quickly get back up and running after an unexpected event.

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