When making the transition from a paper records-based medical practice to a practice that uses electronic health records, one of the biggest challenges is how to get all that written information into the new digital records. No one wants to take on the task of having to retype all the patient information, and this would be a poor use of human resources, to say the least.

If your organization has been relying on generic or outdated electronic health record software to help keep things running smoothly at your practice, you are probably doing your staff and patients a disservice.

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As the manager of a thriving medical practice, you always need to keep a watchful eye on a multitude of factors, including adhering to the highest standards of healthcare while increasing patient satisfaction and maintaining employee efficiency.

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Physicians who practice Internal Medicine are on the forefront of patient care. As primary care physicians, they serve as the gateway to specialists and the care coordinators for their patients. Given the amount of data they generate during patient encounters, they often need to share this information with specialists to whom they refer patients, as well as track their patients’ treatment and progress with other health professionals. The amount of detailed documentation required by third-payers and accreditation organizations makes it nearly impossible to maintain complete paper records in an organized manner. The use of electronic health record (EHR) software streamlines documentation process and facilitates the sharing of healthcare information among physicians.

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With potential reductions in Medicare reimbursements for practices not using electronic health records (EHR) by 2015, many solo practitioners and small group practices are revisiting their decision to stay with paper charts and records. Initially, these providers had concerns about cost of entry, return on investment, and disruption in their practice that outweighed the benefits of the incentive payments offered by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Since many of these healthcare professionals have discovered their EHR concerns have been addressed with the latest releases of EHR software, they have decided to join the ranks of healthcare providers who have adopted this healthcare information technology. What do healthcare professionals need to succeed in their transition to EHR software?