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OpenEMR Server 3.1 (Windows)

The clinical benefits of computerized medical records are clear; however, the costs of current proprietary systems are large. These high cost systems inhibit many small practices from transitioning to computerized medical records. This obstacle can easily be circumvented with OpenEMR. OpenEMR is a free medical practice management, electronic medical records,...

Tags: Medical Billing, Electronic Health Record, Server, Microsoft Windows, Medical Record, EHR Live, OpenEMR Server 3.1, EDI, E-health, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software

Software downloads 2009-08-25

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CCHIT going on almost as if nothing happened

Republicans up to no good again.Another buck for doing nothing.CCHIT HappensThats it.We bought a package that was CCHIT certified, one of our requirements.We had plenty of other requirements for an EHR, but they wanted to make sure it was certified by someone else just incase the goverment came up with...

Tags: CCHIT, eHR

Discussion threads 2009-11-11

Open source can save your life

Quick, if your life depended on it, which health care information system would you rather your hospital used: A proprietary system developed by software engineers based on marketing input, bug reports and customer requests? An open source system developed by thousands of health care practitioners including...

Tags: Hospital, Open Source, Health Care, VA, Healthcare, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Human Resources, Robin Harris

Blog posts 2009-08-23

Will the EMR movement become a political divide

Will the EMR movement become a political divideFYI: Its now EHR, not EMR...the change is to include dental, pyschological and other healthcare services.Electronic Health Records.We are in the middle of deployment strategy planning. The cost of deploying equipment and personell to get this up and running is staggering. ...

Tags: Vertical industries, E-health, HEALTHCARE, Practical Reality, EMR, EMR movement, political divide, divide, government

Discussion threads 2008-08-22

A peek inside Microsoft's HealthVault

A peek inside Microsoft's HealthVaultDig a Little DeeperForget the fact that Microsoft has trust & security issues, a brief review of the SDK Software Developers Kit(http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/healthvault/bb802509.aspx)shows that even if developers decide to integrate with the EHR in the "vault" in order to "Go Live" you must partner with Microsoft by...

Tags: SECURITY, eHR, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft HealthVault

Discussion threads 2007-10-04

Who will trust Microsoft HealthVault?

Who will trust Microsoft HealthVault?Distrust from PFIRLauren Weinstein of People For Internet Responsibility has published his negative take on Microsoft HealthVault and its implicatoins at http://lauren.vortex.com/archive/000306.html[b] Not So Open Standard [/b]Forget the fact that Microsoft has trust & security issues, a brief review of the SDK (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/healthvault/bb802509.aspx)shows that even if...

Tags: Corporate law, SECURITY, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft HealthVault, U.S. Department of Justice, eHR

Discussion threads 2007-10-04

Microsoft: We're good for your health

Microsoft: We're good for your healthYou Have GOT to be kiddingI don't trust any company to store my medical records out on the internet. My records are between myself and my doctor. No one else.Knowing Microsoft's record on security, you would have to be a blithering idiot to...

Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, HEALTHCARE, KNOWING Microsoft, health care, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2007-10-04

Microsoft readies a consumer healthcare platform

Microsoft readies a consumer healthcare platformFine choice[i]How would you feel about a Microsoft healthcare platform/service? Would you trust it any more/less than a Google one?[/i]That's like being asked whether you prefer execution by firing squad or burning at the stake.Google has a better track record on security and lock-in (which...

Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, HEALTHCARE, Microsoft Corp., health care, Google Inc.

Discussion threads 2007-06-29