EHR training shouldn’t end with go-live.

Thorough, ongoing training is essential for maximizing the return on your investment in your electronic health record system.

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A client recently asked us: "When is the best time to do an EHR go-live?"

An EMR Go-Live is one of the biggest logistical challenges in healthcare today. The grand nature of this undertaking calls for a process which simplifies the decision variables, and allows your organization to make an informed choice based on only relevant information. The RFP is the tool by which an organization gathers information and is a benchmark with which to compare multiple firms.

Due to the great deal of change that an EMR Go-Live can bring, many organizations view them as a very intimidating and draining experience. However, this does not need to be the case, as knowing how to manage your budget, utilize a command structure, and apply a good support team can help your organization provide better care and save money.

Last week, we published the first chapter in our new blog series “Anything and Everything EMR: Best of Go-Live Support.”  If you missed the first post and would like a preview of what to expect in the series, you can still read the full blog, Best of Go-Live Support.

This week, we continue the series with our second topic, “Best of EMR Clinical Adoption.”  In this chapter, you’ll find the resources from our HIT library that take a closer look at the clinical side of IT.  CMIOs & CNIOs offer their expertise on how to navigate the evolution of healthcare IT from a clinician’s point of view.