New Hampshire Department of Corrections Commissioner William L. Wrenn announced that the NHDOC is transitioning its paper-based medical records into an electronic document management system. The new Electronic Health Record (EHR) system was activated on Nov. 15, 2016, according to a press statement from Jeff Lyons, the public information officer from the NH DOC.
In 2013, the Legislature appropriated $500,000 in capital funding to acquire an EHR system, which is fully interfaced with the NHDOC’s offender management database (CORIS). In early 2016, a contract was awarded to NaphCare of Alabama to facilitate the implementation of their EHR product, TechCare.
New Hampshire Department of Corrections Commissioner William L. Wrenn announced that the NHDOC is transitioning its paper-based medical records into an electronic document management system. The new Electronic Health Record (EHR) system was activated on Nov. 15, 2016, according to a press statement from Jeff Lyons, the public information officer from the NH DOC.
In 2013, the Legislature appropriated $500,000 in capital funding to acquire an EHR system, which is fully interfaced with the NHDOC’s offender management database (CORIS). In early 2016, a contract was awarded to NaphCare of Alabama to facilitate the implementation of their EHR product, TechCare.
