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Care providers need quick access to patient histories that are thorough and accurate. Knowing your hospital’s workflow and focusing on clinically relevant information are key to avoiding healthcare data migration problems. Knowing what errors can occur during a migration and having an extensive knowledge of your legacy EHR and your new EHR will help you minimize the problems and errors that can occur during your data migration project.

In this post, The HCI Group’s VPs of Integration Services, Mark Jackson and Scott Hassler, take a look at solutions to the final four of the eight most common healthcare data migration problems.

Unlike the process used in many other industries, where you can often simply pull records from one source and insert them into another, healthcare data migration is not as simple as transferring information between systems. Migrating data to a new electronic health record system requires expertise in the legacy EHR, as well the new one, with an emphasis on patient care. The HCI Group’s VPs of Integration Services, Mark Jackson and Scott Hassler, take a look at solutions to four common healthcare data migration problems.

In today’s blog, we will be discussing an issue that almost every healthcare organization will encounter as they prepare their data migration journey: archiving their data. HCI’s Technical Lead Mustafa Raja outlines the four phases that an organization should expect to go through while archiving their legacy data.

In this post, Mark Jackson and Scott Hassler – VPs of Integration Services – discuss the importance of defining your scope for a data migration.