May 27, 2008
New in EMRs (chortle, chortle)
By Matthew Holt
Here are a couple of sites worth a look. First, brand new EMR player Extormity. Second, the new standards accreditation body Seedie. Don't forget to read the fine print.
May 27, 2008 in Technology | Permalink
Comments
Too funny.
As a provider that completes an annual evaluation of various EMR's to see what has changed in the landscape, I certainly appreciate the satire.
I have been waiting for the THCB post on the recent CBO's analysis of the (lack of) cost-savings of EMR's - I would love to hear your take on this study.
Always a lurker,
-SR
Posted by: Scott Robertson, MD, MBA | May 27, 2008 7:58:18 AM
Extormity knows best....
That practice model has clearly defined every EHR we have ever looked at...
Sign up the creators of extormity to "The Daily Show!"
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