EHR

EHR Implementation Steps For Your ENT Practice

Whether transitioning to electronic health records (EHR) for the first time or switching between systems, the implementation of an EHR places significant requirements on an ENT practice making the change. Download 10 Implementation Mistakes to Avoid Any transition requires and assessment of goals and objectives, along a change in behavior and workflow for both providers and staff.Here is a brief overview of the steps your Otolaryngology practice will take during an EHR transition:Assess Your PracticeThe assessment phase establishes all of…

What Your ENT Practice Should Look For In Its Next EHR

Finding the right EHR system is a crucial decision for any otolaryngologist practice. Implementing a new EHR requires a significant investment of time, money and leadership. To improve your chances of finding the right solution, the EHR software should be designed specifically for otolaryngologists. A specialty-specific solution will improve your practice management, help you attest to Meaningful Use, improve patient communication, provide medication management and more. How well a system ultimately meets the needs of an ENT practice largely depends…

For An Otolaryngologist EHR Implementation, Leadership Counts

Whether you are a solo practice or a large ENT clinic, it’s a challenge implementing an electronic health record (EHR) solution. What can make – or break – an EHR implementation starts at the top. Download 10 Implementation Mistakes to Avoid An EHR should be selected based on practice size, the system architecture, certifications and specialty-specific features unique to otolaryngology practices. Those features include, ENT notes and templates, ENT surgical workflow and practice management systems. The software you select should…

Three Benefits of Having an Interactive User-Friendly Patient Portal

It’s been said that understanding users is the best way to know what to offer them. This may be a simple rule when it comes to the world of fast moving consumer goods but it also is true about the medical sector. Since the modernization of medicine, doctors have been trying to get their patients to engage with them well after the patient’s visit but this hasn’t been easy. Health IT came to bridge that gap and now, the CMS…