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Improved decision making – accurate patient data can be accessed quickly, providing better resources with which to make clinical decisions |
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Less risk of medical error – improved accuracy and clarity of medical records reduce the margin of error |
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Reduced duplication of testing – timely access to patient test data and treatment reduces the risk of unnecessary test duplication |
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Streamlined administrative tasks – many EHR systems automate clinical and non-clinical tasks which saves time and can potentially reduce the risk of manual errors |
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Improved staff efficiency – patient chart information is easily available for scheduling patients, and preparing for visits |
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Simpler, lower-cost records maintenance – Electronic charts are readily accessible to everyone in the medical practice and are easier to retrieve than paper records |
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Your medical practice has most likely been operating for years using paper charts and documentation. While there may be challenges along the way, the goal is to improve patient care, optimize practice productivity, and provide exemplary customer service |
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Our white paper, Making the most of Technology Transitions, gives more detailed information on this topic. |
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| HP is a proven healthcare technology partner, providing the reliable, simple-to-manage, comprehensive technology solutions you need to succeed. Healthcare providers require secure, HIPAA compliant systems for storing patient information and exchange. HP's best-in-class products provide security, reliability and peace of mind. Whatever size your practice, HP will take time to listen to your needs and deliver the solution that works best for you. |
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