Friday, February 01 | EHR Solutions and Operations
So, you’ve started your journey to find the right electronic health record (EHR) partner. Often times it can be hard to differentiate software from software during a demonstration, and even more difficult to see which partner best fits your organization. It’s important to know what to look for, what questions to ask and what to expect when beginning an EHR demo process. It can be an overwhelming process, so we constructed some key questions and ideas for you to consider.
Keep in mind that every demo is different, especially varying from technology company to technology company. For example, beware of a vendor who uses PowerPoint in lieu of a live demonstration. Performing a live demonstration can help prove the quality of the partner and software. In addition, if you’re planning to host an upcoming demo, check to make sure your facility has good connectivity. Ask if the vendor requires internet connectivity and provide them with the best connectivity possibility. Often times the performance of the demonstration depends on the ability to connect to the internet.
An EHR demo can be highly informative and help you make the right decision when picking a partner. In order to optimize each session, take time to get prepared, assess your organization’s needs and set expectations. Most importantly, ask the right questions before, during and after the demonstration so you can partner with the EHR vendor who will best suit your needs and goals.
Friday, June 12 | EHR Solutions and Operations,Partnerships and Collaboration
Adopting new technologies can be challenging for new users. How can organizations address potential frustrations within their staff to ensure the technology is making workflows easier, not more difficult?
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In this Psychiatry and Behavioral Health Learning Network webinar sponsored by Netsmart, panelists explore how one integrated view of a consumer can impact the provider, the consumer, the provider organization and the entire healthcare industry.
MoreWednesday, March 04 | Post-Acute Care,Thought Leadership,EHR Solutions and Operations
Learn how post-acute providers can effectively reduce not only rehospitalizations but also the need to transport frail or chronically ill patients for face-to-face appointments with medical specialists, mental health professionals and other providers through virtual care.
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