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EffectiveSoft leverages over 20 years of practical experience in healthcare software development to provide medical facilities with custom solutions. We help caregivers to manage all kinds of complex medical data and to contend with everyday issues on their way to improved patient outcomes.
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An electronic health record (EHR) is not a replacement for paper medical records. It promotes effective cooperation and information sharing within the medical institution and between healthcare software developers. We build custom EHR systems that assist in digitalizing the most important health data.
An electronic medical record (EMR), in its turn, stores information on a specific medical field, for example, dentistry. This is usually an electronic version of the patient’s medical history that is created, gathered and stored at a particular medical institution.
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Our experts are ready to lead your EHR/EMR project from idea to implementation. We provide custom EHR software development and implementation services, including mobile apps development.
We provide not only complex EHR and EMR systems but also build and integrate their custom components: a billing system, a radiology information system, laboratory and clinical components, logistics, patient engagement, and patient management components.
We successfully integrate EMR and EHR software with any third-party systems, be it document management software, cloud-based billing services, charting and reporting apps, insurance databases, and other solutions.
Our team of experienced developers, designers, and healthcare experts work closely with our clients to understand their unique needs and requirements, ensuring that the solutions they deliver are efficient, secure, and user-friendly.
Electronic Health Record (EHR) and Electronic Medical Record (EMR) are both digital versions of a patient’s medical history and health information, but there are key differences between the two. While EMRs are specific to a single healthcare provider’s office and focus on patient care within that setting, EHRs are more comprehensive, interoperable, and designed to facilitate information sharing across different healthcare settings to improve coordination of care. EHRs enable access to medical history and doctors’ notes, diagnoses, e-prescriptions, dates of immunization, X-ray images, allergies, laboratory results, and billing information.
The cost of building an EHR system can vary widely depending on the specific requirements of the healthcare organization. It’s recommended to contact our experts to get a more accurate estimate based on your organization’s needs. The cost of building an EHR system can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the complexity of the system, the required features and capabilities, the size of the healthcare organization, and whether the system is being built from scratch or customized from an existing platform.
The EHR development process typically involves several stages, including requirements gathering, design, development, testing, implementation, and ongoing maintenance. Each stage can contribute to the overall timeline of the project.The time required to develop an EHR system can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the size of the project, the size of the team, whether the system is being built from scratch or customized from an existing platform, etc.
Key features of EHR software include patient demographics, medical history, diagnosis and treatment plans, medication management, lab results, imaging reports, appointment scheduling, billing and coding, and interoperability with other healthcare systems.
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