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]]> Comment on EHR and CPOE Software Checklist by Vishal http://blog.dempseylaw.com/2010/04/28/ehr-and-cpoe-software-checklist/#comment-65 Vishal Tue, 20 Jul 2010 18:09:01 +0000 http://blog.dempseylaw.com/?p=59#comment-65 Thats great guide for EHR implementation and selection process. I agree with you all this needs to be a well though out process as it affects your business model which in case of Medical practice has adverse consequences on its patients. I had come across a great wiki page on this topic. Though the comparison chart is not complete with all the top vendors yet it gives a sense of direction for such comparisons and selection. I would invite all you to contribute to this wiki page and make it as resourceful as possible. <a href="http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Transwiki:Comparison_of_EHR_solution_providers" rel="nofollow">Wiki page link</a> Also the introduction of REC’s through the <a href="http://www.waitingroomsolutions.com/wrs/regional-extension-centers-arra-rec#REGIONAL_EXTENSION_CENTER_-_HEALTH_IT" rel="nofollow">HITECH act.</a> is a great way to avail of quality EHR solutions at competitive prices. The stiff competition among not only these REC’s but also among EHR vendors ( to become a preferred vendor of a given REC) will result in lot of positives to medical practioners. Looking the funding provided to the REC’s, the <a href="http://www.waitingroomsolutions.com/wrs/regional-extension-centers-arra-rec#REGIONAL_EXTENSION_CENTER_FUNDING" rel="nofollow">staggered grant allocation system</a> also promises to be an unbiased way of allocating funds. It will also help in the concept of REC’s helping out each with their own unique business models. It can be one of the possible answers to the <a href="http://www.emrandehr.com/2010/05/04/rec-transparency-in-ehr-selection-process/comment-page-1/#comment-1164" rel="nofollow">’safe vendor challenge’</a> as discussed by many critics. What do you all think ? Other good resources on this topic: <a href="http://www.waitingroomsolutions.com/wrs/arra-stimulus-money-44k-arra-emr-stimulus-bill-arra-ehr-stimulus-incentives" rel="nofollow">Usability/Meaningful Use</a> <a href="http://www.waitingroomsolutions.com/wrs/arra-stimulus-money-44k-arra-emr-stimulus-bill-arra-ehr-stimulus-incentives#Certification_Criteria_EHR" rel="nofollow">Certification criteria for EHR</a> Thats great guide for EHR implementation and selection process. I agree with you all this needs to be a well though out process as it affects your business model which in case of Medical practice has adverse consequences on its patients.
I had come across a great wiki page on this topic. Though the comparison chart is not complete with all the top vendors yet it gives a sense of direction for such comparisons and selection. I would invite all you to contribute to this wiki page and make it as resourceful as possible.
Wiki page link

Also the introduction of REC’s through the HITECH act. is a great way to avail of quality EHR solutions at competitive prices. The stiff competition among not only these REC’s but also among EHR vendors ( to become a preferred vendor of a given REC) will result in lot of positives to medical practioners.
Looking the funding provided to the REC’s, the staggered grant allocation system also promises to be an unbiased way of allocating funds. It will also help in the concept of REC’s helping out each with their own unique business models. It can be one of the possible answers to the
’safe vendor challenge’ as discussed by many critics.

What do you all think ?

Other good resources on this topic:
Usability/Meaningful Use
Certification criteria for EHR

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