• Want to make a streamline administrative and clinical workflows
• Need real-time and up-to-date patient health records during treatment
• Desire to deliver adequate healthcare outcomes for patients with several medical conditions
• Want to avoid the time-consuming and error-generating procedure of collecting patient health information
• Want to save time during patient interaction

Without EMR, clinicians rely on paperwork, and relying on paperwork leaves room for errors.

It also makes data accessibility difficult as they every time need to open EHR while providing care with any 3rd party tools.

But with EHR or EHR integration, every single piece of data remains in the same place.

And since it is a digital space, it is effortless to access patient data.

Every new patient or medical data generated by healthcare entities reflects on EHR instantly.

And most importantly, all authorized users can view this updated data.

This is not possible if you are following paper-based processes.

EHR systems also make it easy for clinicians to exchange observations, test results, and prescriptions in real time.

Because of the precisely developed systems and multilayer security mechanisms, data stored on EHR systems are very secure.

The data gets encrypted and only authorized users can get access to patient data.

We can never ever achieve such kind of security in paper-based processes.

If we lose only a single page of the patient data, the results would be devastating.

EHR enhances patient safety and avoids any goof-up by automatically initiating drug-to-drug and drug-to-allergy interaction checks as soon as a physician writes the prescription.

In the absence of EHR, there is the possibility that physicians prescribe to patients without knowledge of their allergies.

• Compatibility with the current software
• Data privacy and vulnerability issues
• Insufficient planning for the data migration process
• Integrating third-party technologies such as – vital sign monitors, wearable devices, and analytics tools
• Interoperability issues

Cloud-based EHRs provide scalable and on-demand access to EHR features.

The cloud can help you rapidly launch the EHR system and it also reduces management efforts and costs.

Benefits of cloud-based EHRs:

• It reduces hardware and software costs
• It reduces ongoing maintenance costs
• It is scalable
• It reduces run-time failure
• It increases system availability

A common challenge: You have a lower level of control over cloud-based EHRs compared to locally-hosted EHRs.

The locally-hosted EHR system and data are housed on server computers at your location.

Benefits of locally-hosted EHRs:

• You have full access and control over locally hosted EHRs
• It requires less investment in internet connection upgrades

Common challenges:

• Maintenance is your responsibility
• You should take regular data backups and ensure security

PointClickCare is a cloud-based electronic health record (EHR) solution.

It is designed for the long-term industry.

It is equipped with many important modules such as care delivery management, marketing, financial management, business intelligence & analytics, and Quality and compliance.

We’ve already executed many projects integrating PointClickCare EHR into different healthcare systems.

Allscripts is a publicly traded information technology company.

It offers practice management and EHR software.

The company has been ranked number one Top Ambulatory EHR Vendor by Black Book for several years in a row.

TELUS Health is evolving in a new era of healthcare.

They are aiming at making a positive difference in healthcare with technology.

Their electronic health records software is built out of two main components: the Health Integration Platform and the Drug Information System.

Epic holds the whopping 34.05% inpatient EHR market share. It is cloud-based EHR software to manage the day-to-day patient health records.

Epic is one of the largest health information technology providers. For that reason, large hospitals and medical groups are more likely to use the EHR system offered by EPIC.

Cerner is a hospital facility management software.

It helps large healthcare systems and medical groups to create a streamlined workflow that helps them to provide the most suitable medical services to their patients.

By understanding the healthcare major challenges, Cerner offers services for workflow management and efficient communication.

It also helps to enhance the patient care experience.

Step 1: We completely understand all the requirements of the healthcare business.

Step 2: Our healthcare-specific tech specialists examine the product architecture.

Step 3: To solve all your EHR integration queries, we offer EHR technical consultation.

Step 4: We assign our expert and experienced developer team for your EHR integration.

Step 5: We now integrate EHR by keeping in mind all the interoperability concerns.

Step 6: We have a team of compliance specialists who make sure that there are no privacy issues.

Step 7: Our expert team of QA engineers checks and fixes all the bugs, errors, and interoperability issues as per the HL7 and FHIR standards.

Step 8: After reviewing and fixing all the issues, we offer you a working demo of the EHR integration

Step 9: For any technical issues, we provide ongoing technical support.