EHR or Electronic Health Records can be defined as the organized collection of population and patient data and storing it in digital formats. The transition from paper to computer for maintaining patient records has facilitated extensive reach in the domain of medical improvements. The continuously multiplying numbers of private health establishments, clinics and hospitals has prompted an increase in the demand of EHR and modifications in existing EHR systems.
The usage of EHR was started when private industry took a look over the reports generated by The Institute of Medicine (IOM) way back ago in the mid of 1980s then in 1991 and again in 1997 and helped the health care industry by providing software to maintain electronic health records rather then using traditional methods of maintaining the hard-copy. That was the time when going paperless would help a lot in many means like time, money, resources etc. Read more ›
Starting with the process of maintaining the patient details, physicians believed it to be some sort of time consuming task. But as now a days physicians are on to the usage of EHR, their time is saved a lot in many ways because EHR provides many user friendly features. Read more ›
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With EPCS, practitioners can avoid the pitfalls of paper-based prescribing processes and do much more…
In August 2015, Vermont became the 50th state to legalize EPCS
On June 1, 2010, the Drug Enforcement Administration’s Interim Final Rule titled “Electronic Prescriptions for Controlled Substances” became effective. More than 5 years later, the adoption of EPCS by Vermont in August 2015, marks the last milestone on the pathway to embrace rules that allow e-prescriptions for controlled drugs; making EPCS legal nationwide. Read more ›
I would like to start this blog by saying #ThankYouDoctors.
Doctors are someone who helped and healed most of us in this world. Since thousands of years doctors are remarkable serving the mankind. This profession has survived many transformations with unfailing commitment to maintaining and improving human health. Read more ›
Without taking much of your time, we would like to update you: CMS extends deadline for Medicare Eligible Professionals now have until 11:59 p.m. ET on March 20, 2015 to attest to Meaningful Use for the 2014 reporting year. Read more ›
Most of us have heard this very meaningful quote – ‘The greatest wealth is health’. However, the quote from Josh Billings is more appropriate in recent time that “Health is like money. We never have a true idea of its value until we lose it.” Therefore US healthcare reforms, drive high on engaging patients on issues that matter the most in managing their own health.
With the enthusiasm for the year 2015, iPatientCare is back with VUCON 2015 with exclusive educational monthly sessions. iPatientCare is glad to invite you and your colleagues to the upcoming iPatientCare Virtual User Conference (VUCON), to be held on January 15, 2015. Read more ›
Once again, we come to the Holiday Season, a deeply religious time that each of us observes, in our own way, having fun, buying great deals and enjoying the merry time with friends and family. In fact, this season, we became jolly such that we elves try to stick to the four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corns and syrup – Joyfully sweet!
The glory of successful and happiness shed over us throughout the year in 2014. At the onset of this auspicious cheerful time, iPatientCare giving you a bunch of warm wishes for Christmas and New Year. We are pleased and proud of working with all our customers, business partners and channel partners. With all of you, we are looking ahead the years of great success and development of all the ventures connected with us. Read more ›
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