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== Description == | == Description == | ||
| − | '''Touchworks Electronic Health Record''' (EHR) is a Web-based application that provides access to patient records and data from anywhere. The modular approach of the Touchworks EHR enables clients to implement the functionality most important to them in a shorter period of time. These modules also allow physician practices to choose to implement a few modules at a time to ease providers and users into the transition from a Paper-based medical record to an EHR and eventually become fully electronic. This approach can also be helpful to increase physician utilization and adoption of the EHR. | + | '''Touchworks Electronic Health Record''' (EHR) is a Web-based application that provides access to patient records and data from anywhere. The modular approach of the Touchworks EHR enables clients to implement the functionality most important to them in a shorter period of time. These modules also allow physician practices to choose to implement a few modules at a time to ease providers and users into the transition from a Paper-based medical record to an EHR and eventually become fully electronic. This approach can also be helpful to increase physician utilization and adoption of the EHR. [http://www.allscripts.com/products/electronic-health-record/Allscripts-Enterprise/modules.asp] |
==Modules== | ==Modules== | ||
Revision as of 22:38, 7 August 2008
Description
Touchworks Electronic Health Record (EHR) is a Web-based application that provides access to patient records and data from anywhere. The modular approach of the Touchworks EHR enables clients to implement the functionality most important to them in a shorter period of time. These modules also allow physician practices to choose to implement a few modules at a time to ease providers and users into the transition from a Paper-based medical record to an EHR and eventually become fully electronic. This approach can also be helpful to increase physician utilization and adoption of the EHR. [1]