One customer requested a nursing module for OpenEMR, adding 2 features: States and Phrases. States are exclusive conditions, for instance: At his room/Somewhere else. Phrases are non exclusive conditions, for instance: Unsalted diet/Hypocaloric diet/Processed diet. This is an addition to the Inpatient Module, which is an exclusive/unique condition. For instance, if John Doe is occupying …
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Restrict doctors to see their own patients and not all. Compartment modules.
Compartmentalization is required by many users and institutions. In some clinics every doctor can see every patient, and this is good for urgencies. But in some cases there are privacy concerns. Some doctors do not want to share some patients, because of medical or even financial reasons. I made a file that limits doctors to …
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OpenEMR financial features: billing, invoicing, accounting
Several customers demanded financial features, in order to integrate the EMR with the administrative sector of the clinic or medical office. Some medical practices have a price associated to them, often provided by the insurers or other companies. If the customer provides us their price list, we can integrate it with the practice codes and …
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Full Meaningful Use Certification for OpenEMR 5.0.0
According to the project leaders, the new features and modernization make this OpenEMR release a significant advance in the field. OpenEMR is a popular open source electronic medical records (EMR), and the authors announced that version 5.0 has achieved the complete ONC certification. ONC is the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology …
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EMR – Remote Management Services
See Spanish version Our EMR Support Services This website provides support for OpenEMR, a free open source solution for Electronic Medical Records, in English and in Spanish. We install your Online system for Electronic Medical Records Web server and database server rental. Options for own domain, own website, own hardware and software. Domain certificate for …
Digital Medical History – Background
If you prefer the Spanish version of this site, see OpenEMR.com.ar The Electronic Medical Records issue is quite complex, because there is no standard yet, and thousands of competing applications try to conquer the big clients. Some are Open Source, some are free, many are sold. A few countries and states have decided to implement …
Additional tasks to the Inpatient Module, by client request
Inpatient Module Creation of a script to whiten the hospitalization tables within the database. Screens with individual patient data, sorted by Area / floor and by Surname. Facility to view or print all the data of a single patient at once. More patient data can be added, upon request. PowerPointPoint file, descriptive of the hospitalization …
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Features of the Inpatient Module for OpenEMR
The Inpatient Module manages beds, patients and stays. Load the OpenEMR system with Admin or Physician rights. After clicking on the Patient/Client option, the new ítems appear in the bottom. In this image we show the options offered to the Administrator user: Inpatient options / A …
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New features in version 4.2.2
This new release of OpenEMR has several interesting new features. Check them out in our demo site at medical-records.net 2014 ONC Certified as a Modular EHR Compatible with PHP7 Compatible with most recent versions of MySQL and MariaDB Added a modern user interface Added full support for right to left languages Added an About link/page …
How EMRs improve medical attention by health personnel
There is growing enthusiasm in the United States about the use of electronic medical records (EMR) in patients. Important sums of money have been allocated to subsidize the adoption of this technology by physicians. The magazine Family Medicine highlights in an article both the promises and the disadvantages of this technology.