EHR Overview

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25 Questions to Ask an EHR Vendor Before Signing a Contract

Choosing an electronic health record (EHR) is more than buying software. The decision can affect clinical documentation, billing, patient access, staff productivity, interoperability, compliance, and your ability to retrieve practice data later.

Certified vs. Non-Certified EHR: What Should a Medical Practice Choose

When choosing an electronic health record (EHR), medical practices may encounter both ONC-certified EHRs and non-certified EHR systems especially if they are not reporting for MIPS/MACRA. Non-certified products may offer lower pricing and simpler functionality, while certified EHR technology provides standardized capabilities that can be particularly important for interoperability, data exchange, and data portability. Neither option is automatically right for every practice. Understanding what EHR certification means—and what it does not mean—can help practices make a better long-term technology decision.

How eRx module Strengthens Medication Management in Nexus EHR

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