Electronic Medical Record Assessment
Electronic Medical Record Assessment
[Your Name]
In today’s society we are constantly growing and changing in the U.S. health care industry. It is clear that you cannot utilize all the paper records in a format that will benefit and capable of supplying primary care providers with all the information needed in a way that will be employed. We have a growing emphasis on providing the right information to the right person anywhere at any time. The world is globally unified, the U.S. health care industry has been moving ahead with the electronic health record (EHR) system.
The software we use is significant in getting the job done, I will say. It provides patient scheduling which allows you to schedule the patient appointment’s …show more content…
in a timely manner.
It also alerts you when the doctor will not be present and or out of town so you do not schedule a patient when the doctor is not available. It also looks into the system to see if you have any appointments with another provider on the same day in the organization to keep from double booking. Some organizations are linked to other organizations such as pharmacies or radiology departments outside of our organization. It allows online booking for lab test, procedures or radiology testing. This also prevents errors or misread prescriptions by emailing to local pharmacies. It cuts down on errors and lost prescriptions. The main source is online custom medical charting. You can put your patient’s vital signs in the computer concerns and reasons for visit so it gives the doctor a heads up on your visit. Lab integrations can be made a lot faster and smoother preventing mix ups and mistakes in what is ordered from poor hand writing. The doctor can see the nurse’s notes to see what exactly is going on with their patients. It keeps the nurse from being distracted and stopped constantly from the doctor. It allows him to know what is going on with his patient within …show more content…
the last eight or twenty four hours. It is really convenient for everyone as long as it is utilized in the correct and positive way. I say that you really have to have a positive attitude to use electronic medical record (EMR). You can read your emails from your supervisors attend intranet in services order lunch for patients etc... It really has a great deal of positive information that is useful in the wellness of the patient. In the article from (All scripts) Juniper Research forecast that health care savings attributed to remote patient monitoring could reach thirty six billion by the year 2018.
With the good there is some barriers and issues as well with the electronic medical records (EMRs’). The first and foremost is the purchasing of a system. There are so many systems of software available. Choosing the right one for your organization can be very demanding. Purchasing a system can be affordable but, also can run into other expenses along the future. The source of electronic patient information that does exist on many islands that are isolated. These islands may be difficult to link. It has not quite figured out how to capture data from the primary care provider in a coordinated and computer understandable form. When a patient encounters a health care provider, he or she leaves a trail of medical information at many sites. I know this first hand. The hospital, physician’s office, nursing home or then the home health care system medical records are left at these different sites. Each may be on or use a different computer system, different labs and a host of different pharmacies and radiology services. A portion of a patient’s medical information is carried. Some patients may have more than one doctor as I do and more than one pharmacist. Even one institution whether a hospital or a home health agency, we are not counting all the separate systems related to administration, accounting, payroll, paging and the telephone system. This can add up quickly and financially and have a healthy impact on an organization financially. Furthermore large
organizations do not seize all of the information of interest to their practitioners. It does take a toll on health care personnel as well also. Some lab test have to be sent out to other laboratories. Some patients do not fill their prescriptions at the hospital pharmacy, which is rarely seen today. Some hospitals have a link to outside pharmacies and some do not.
In our organization, electronic medical records (EMR’s) are not being utilize as great as they could be.
We do not have a link to the doctors, hospitals or pharmacies. We do not have a link to the laboratories or radiology agency. We still have to work on waiting for a fax to come over checking the machine to make sure it is stocked with paper and that foremost it is on and working. We have to wait for the doctor to call back with a response and the same thing goes for the labs and other tests. It has an effect on us fore as the paperwork is gruesome and the waiting is long. Financially, we could be in a better financial situation because we are a small agency and it would not cost as much to go live with electronic medical
records.
The impaction of EMR have been very positive for patients. Everything is not perfect but patients can and will get better medical care or service. According to (Health IT. Gov.), studies show that ninety two percent were happy their doctor used e prescribing. Ninety percent reported rarely or only occasionally going to the pharmacy having prescriptions not ready. Seventy six percent reported it made obtaining medications easier.
Medical data does not produce suddenly within the medical record. It all comes from sources elsewhere in the world. These Data resources are transferred to the (EMR) electronic medical record. Effectively addressing just one item in a daily email can have both an immediately impact on revenue and help you work towards achieving your long term pay for performance outcome goals.
References
Campbell, Steve. 2014, February 24. “All scripts debuting innovative Follow My Health Achieve consumer empowerment solution at HIMSS14.” EMR Daily News. Retrieved March 28,2014 from http://emrdailynews.com/
Kern, Lisa. 2012, Oct. 3. “Electronic Health Records and Ambulatory Quality of Care” Journal of General Internal Medicine. Retrieved March 26, 2014 from Benefits of EHRs. Improved Diagnostics and Patient Outcomes. http://www.healthit.gov/providers-professionals/improved-diagnostics-patient-outcomes
[Your Name]
In today’s society we are constantly growing and changing in the U.S. health care industry. It is clear that you cannot utilize all the paper records in a format that will benefit and capable of supplying primary care providers with all the information needed in a way that will be employed. We have a growing emphasis on providing the right information to the right person anywhere at any time. The world is globally unified, the U.S. health care industry has been moving ahead with the electronic health record (EHR) system.
The software we use is significant in getting the job done, I will say. It provides patient scheduling which allows you to schedule the patient appointment’s …show more content…
in a timely manner.
It also alerts you when the doctor will not be present and or out of town so you do not schedule a patient when the doctor is not available. It also looks into the system to see if you have any appointments with another provider on the same day in the organization to keep from double booking. Some organizations are linked to other organizations such as pharmacies or radiology departments outside of our organization. It allows online booking for lab test, procedures or radiology testing. This also prevents errors or misread prescriptions by emailing to local pharmacies. It cuts down on errors and lost prescriptions. The main source is online custom medical charting. You can put your patient’s vital signs in the computer concerns and reasons for visit so it gives the doctor a heads up on your visit. Lab integrations can be made a lot faster and smoother preventing mix ups and mistakes in what is ordered from poor hand writing. The doctor can see the nurse’s notes to see what exactly is going on with their patients. It keeps the nurse from being distracted and stopped constantly from the doctor. It allows him to know what is going on with his patient within …show more content…
the last eight or twenty four hours. It is really convenient for everyone as long as it is utilized in the correct and positive way. I say that you really have to have a positive attitude to use electronic medical record (EMR). You can read your emails from your supervisors attend intranet in services order lunch for patients etc... It really has a great deal of positive information that is useful in the wellness of the patient. In the article from (All scripts) Juniper Research forecast that health care savings attributed to remote patient monitoring could reach thirty six billion by the year 2018.
With the good there is some barriers and issues as well with the electronic medical records (EMRs’). The first and foremost is the purchasing of a system. There are so many systems of software available. Choosing the right one for your organization can be very demanding. Purchasing a system can be affordable but, also can run into other expenses along the future. The source of electronic patient information that does exist on many islands that are isolated. These islands may be difficult to link. It has not quite figured out how to capture data from the primary care provider in a coordinated and computer understandable form. When a patient encounters a health care provider, he or she leaves a trail of medical information at many sites. I know this first hand. The hospital, physician’s office, nursing home or then the home health care system medical records are left at these different sites. Each may be on or use a different computer system, different labs and a host of different pharmacies and radiology services. A portion of a patient’s medical information is carried. Some patients may have more than one doctor as I do and more than one pharmacist. Even one institution whether a hospital or a home health agency, we are not counting all the separate systems related to administration, accounting, payroll, paging and the telephone system. This can add up quickly and financially and have a healthy impact on an organization financially. Furthermore large
organizations do not seize all of the information of interest to their practitioners. It does take a toll on health care personnel as well also. Some lab test have to be sent out to other laboratories. Some patients do not fill their prescriptions at the hospital pharmacy, which is rarely seen today. Some hospitals have a link to outside pharmacies and some do not.
In our organization, electronic medical records (EMR’s) are not being utilize as great as they could be.
We do not have a link to the doctors, hospitals or pharmacies. We do not have a link to the laboratories or radiology agency. We still have to work on waiting for a fax to come over checking the machine to make sure it is stocked with paper and that foremost it is on and working. We have to wait for the doctor to call back with a response and the same thing goes for the labs and other tests. It has an effect on us fore as the paperwork is gruesome and the waiting is long. Financially, we could be in a better financial situation because we are a small agency and it would not cost as much to go live with electronic medical
records.
The impaction of EMR have been very positive for patients. Everything is not perfect but patients can and will get better medical care or service. According to (Health IT. Gov.), studies show that ninety two percent were happy their doctor used e prescribing. Ninety percent reported rarely or only occasionally going to the pharmacy having prescriptions not ready. Seventy six percent reported it made obtaining medications easier.
Medical data does not produce suddenly within the medical record. It all comes from sources elsewhere in the world. These Data resources are transferred to the (EMR) electronic medical record. Effectively addressing just one item in a daily email can have both an immediately impact on revenue and help you work towards achieving your long term pay for performance outcome goals.
References
Campbell, Steve. 2014, February 24. “All scripts debuting innovative Follow My Health Achieve consumer empowerment solution at HIMSS14.” EMR Daily News. Retrieved March 28,2014 from http://emrdailynews.com/
Kern, Lisa. 2012, Oct. 3. “Electronic Health Records and Ambulatory Quality of Care” Journal of General Internal Medicine. Retrieved March 26, 2014 from Benefits of EHRs. Improved Diagnostics and Patient Outcomes. http://www.healthit.gov/providers-professionals/improved-diagnostics-patient-outcomes