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EHR/EMR Integration: The software must integrate with the existing EHR/EMR system and practice management software. This integration will facilitate data transfer of eligible patients. The providers must weigh long-term benefits against the upfront investments.
HL7 steps in as the ideal solution, useful for transferring electronic data across two or more healthcare systems. ORU transfers surplus data efficiently between systems, thus maintaining continuity in care. It enhances healthcare interoperability and defines the format for the sharing of healthcare information.
For instance, if a patient is transferred from OPD to surgery then the data is automatically transferred to the concerned department. Plus, SMART on FHIR apps are created to access and exchange data from EHR/EMR software and other sources. Follow these Steps for Effective EMR API Integration 1.
Integrated Patient Portal Integrated patient portals are created for incorporating healthcare systems such as EHR/EMR (Electronic Medical Records), RPM (Remote Patient Monitoring), or telemedicine. Compliance ensures that all ePHI is stored, transferred, and viewed securely. Types of Patient Portals 1.
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