As a physician its god damn annoying to learn multiple EMR. I know how to use next gen (horrible) piece of software. Epic (awesome and intuitive to use), Cerner (its eh) and last but not least amazing chart (simple to use but no inpatient ). As far as IT goes are any of you guys planning to interconnect these software's or just plan to have one software nationwide.
Also as a physician, the most common complaints that I hear is the amount of clicking one has to do for simple fast. I am not for paper charts at all but EMR are so far behind their time and they keep on working on making it look pretty but functionality wise they all are slow , glicthy and difficult to use.
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As a physician its god damn annoying to learn multiple EMR. I know how to use next gen (horrible) piece of software. Epic (awesome and intuitive to use), Cerner (its eh) and last but not least amazing chart (simple to use but no inpatient ). As far as IT goes are any of you guys planning to interconnect these software's or just plan to have one software nationwide.
Also as a physician, the most common complaints that I hear is the amount of clicking one has to do for simple fast. I am not for paper charts at all but EMR are so far behind their time and they keep on working on making it look pretty but functionality wise they all are slow , glicthy and difficult to use.
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