The global market for dental software is growing at a furious pace. Research indicates that the market is set to grow at a cumulative annual growth rate (CAGR) of more than 11% through 2025. With growth like that, the industry will be valued at US $4.3 billion in 2025. There are many reasons for this explosive growth, ranging from high demand for…
Some people assume that EDRs are nothing more than computerized versions of paper records. Nothing could be further from the truth. Even at first glance, it becomes apparent that EDRs offer a multitude of benefits – you can access them from anywhere, anytime. You can replace all the filing cabinets in your clinic with a few computers and even…
The healthcare industry has been in turmoil for a few years. Changes in technology and legislation have affected providers all over the country. The Affordable Care Act has made it possible for millions of uninsured people to gain healthcare access at reasonable rates. But recent efforts to repeal the bill have sparked a lot of uncertainty and…
The American healthcare industry has witnessed many dramatic changes over the past few decades. The introduction and adoption of EHR technology was a significant milestone for providers, patients and other entities. Another major change is the shift from the fee
Digitization of healthcare records has been a long time coming. The growing volume of patients and increasing demands on physician time means that EHRs are vital for practices. Electronic systems have replaced paper in many industries. But healthcare organizations are
The potential benefits of EDRs have been the subject of many a heated discussion online in multiple forums. Some advantages are plainly apparent – like the ability to auto fill certain fields like address or list of allergies from a
As the dental software market grows, vendors are adding features at breakneck speed to provide increased functionality for clients as well as to keep up with the requirements of the meaningful use program. Quite a number of clinics have switched
The drive to introduce EHRs into the American healthcare system was partly due to the fact that lack of data is a major contributor to preventable deaths in the country. When a doctor does not have access to all the
When it comes to EHR software, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. What works for a small clinic with two or three doctors will not be able to handle the requirements of a large hospital with 200 beds. On a similar
Until a few years ago, the computer was the predominant method of accessing and using electronic systems. Unfortunately, computers tend to be bulky and have limited mobility even if laptops are used. Taking advantage of the increased capabilities of mobile
