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Why Usability Is Critical to Healthcare IT

Posted by eClinicalWorks on 8/31/21 12:15 PM

What’s the first thing you do when you’re ready to set up a build-it-yourself table? Well, you may be one of two kinds of people: Someone who follows an instruction manual or someone who just gets right to it.

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Fulfilling a Medical Dream With eClinicalWorks

Posted by eClinicalWorks on 10/5/20 4:47 PM

A nurse practitioner returns to her roots

For Nurse Practitioner Judy L. Jones, who has practiced medicine for more than 25 years in the Waynesboro, Tennessee area, getting back to what she loves best about medicine — primary care — was a matter of trust.

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Back to the Basics: Back to School

Posted by eClinicalWorks on 9/16/20 3:39 PM

A new school year? Begin it right!

As Aristotle said long ago, “Well begun is half done.” And there’s no better time to put that ancient saying to work than at the start of a new school year.

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7 Keys to Better EHR Usability

Posted by eClinicalWorks on 8/14/20 4:27 PM

When it comes to improving healthcare IT, what is the consensus of expert opinion for improving the day-to-day usefulness of Electronic Health Records?

We looked at a dozen reports issued during the last five years and published in sources including Becker’s Health IT & CIO Report, the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, EHR Intelligence, The Pew Charitable Trusts, and industry news outlets. The reports summarize studies, user surveys, industry trends, consumer preferences, and experts’ views.

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How Eva, the eClinicalWorks Virtual Assistant, is transforming the office visit

Posted by eClinicalWorks on 2/28/20 1:00 PM

V11, the latest version of our core EHR, is transforming healthcare by providing physicians and medical staff with tools for comprehensive documentation, in-depth understanding, greater value, and higher satisfaction — for users and patients.

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Eva: A clear answer to the multitasking dilemma

Posted by eClinicalWorks on 2/13/19 6:00 AM

Many physicians and their staffs pride themselves on being able to do lots of different tasks. Their intentions are excellent. Doctors, after all, are in the business of helping patients. So, helping as many as possible in the shortest amount of time can’t be a bad thing, right?

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