Physicians have ranked electronic health record (EHR) systems based on five key performance areas, according to a report published in Medical Economics.
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Physicians were asked to rate their EHR systems on a scale of 1 to 10 in key areas that matter to them: quality of care, meaningful use, patient portal, technical support, and clinical decision support. Data were collected from an online survey conducted from June 10 to 27, 2014.
According to the Medical Economics article, the top-ranking EHR system for quality of care was given to the Northwest Arkansas-based company, SOAPware.
SOAPware, a national developer of solutions for the healthcare industry, serves over 75 different medical specialties around the world. SOAPware originated from a core team of progressive thinking physicians, and is still lead by its original Founder, Dr. Randall Oates, along with other medical professionals.
The mission of SOAPware is to improve healthcare and the quality of life by empowering medical professionals and patients with innovative technology and services. The SOAPware Meaningful Use certified software, ranked number one in quality of care, was designed by medical providers and engineered in a real world setting.
According to the article, “The performance of an electronic health record system can mean the difference between a thriving practice and a struggling one.”
About SOAPware
Founded by physicians, for nearly two decades SOAPware, Inc. has adhered to a simple philosophy of delivering affordable technology to healthcare providers. Improving healthcare and the quality of life by empowering medical professionals and patients with innovative technology and services, is the mission we are committed to achieve. To learn more about SOAPware, visit www.SOAPware.com.
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