Cost of the Electronic Medical Record system

Factors affecting the cost of the EMR

Factors based on number of users, data volume, implemented features

There are many variables to consider to estimate the installation cost of an EMR system.

These are the standard questions about the final users, which we usually ask in order to quote an installation and a maintenance service. The answer will give us an idea of the intensity of use, of user diversity, of the amount of data to be managed and of the complexity of the initial installation and subsequent adaptations and configurations.

Questions for the health administrators

For a fast automated quote see our calculator and you will know how many hours of a technician will be needed to install the software. Continue reading “Cost of the Electronic Medical Record system”

Inpatient module for OpenEMR – Ongoing project

The OpenEMR was originally for outpatients, but many claimed a new feature that allows the monitoring of hospitalizations. We are developing an Inpatient Module, including location, type of bed, floor, room, bed number, additional room , such as TV and oxygen, etc.

The reports include: Free beds – Inpatient days – Standard Inpatient Number – Released patients – Accumulated cost for bed use

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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
Numerous Bug Fixes
Supported in 30 languages
Numerous Security Fixes and Security Improvements

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UMLS, or Unified Medical Language System

UMLS – Quick start guide

What is the UMLS?

The UMLS, or Unified Medical Language System, is a collection of files and software that brings together many biomedical vocabularies and standards to enable interoperability between computer systems. It is developed by the National Library of Medicine of the USA.

You can use the UMLS to improve or develop applications, such as electronic medical records, classification tools, dictionaries and language translators.

The SNOMED dictionary in Spanish can be easily integrated into OPENEMR to standardize medical terminology in our language. Continue reading “UMLS, or Unified Medical Language System”

PowerPoint presentations explaining how to use OpenEMR

We made PowerPoint presentations showing OpenEMR features.

Check this presentation on OpenEMR basics. See this one on OpenEMR Features.

Pain Map module, here or in SlideShare .

Pain Map module video:

https://youtu.be/8lcu3iDA7iU

The following ones are still in Spanish only:

OpenEMR.com.ar/pp

Part 1: Find and create patients. 2 mb Presentation 1

Part 2: enter patient data. 4 mb Presentation 2

Part 3: Calendar. Appointments. 4,2 mb Presentation 3

Part 4: Coding. Accounting. 6,7 mb Presentation 4

Part 5: Administration. 6,8 mb. Presentation 5

Part 6: Pain map. 0,4 mb. Presentation 6

Part 7: Incidences. 0,4 mb. Presentation 7

Part 8: Inpatients. 0,4 mb. Presentation 8

Part 9: Coding. 0,4 mb. Presentation 9

In YouTube: OpenEmr