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Electronic Health Records For Dummies
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Electronic Health Records For Dummies

by Trenor Williams, Anita Samarth
December 2010
Beginner to intermediate
384 pages
9h 51m
English
Wiley
Audiobook available
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Part II

Planning for an EHR

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In this part . . .

Bring on the meat of this book! Chapter 4 prepares you for the EHR readiness assessment to see whether the time is right for you to adopt a new system. Chapter 5 is where you play the numbers game, figuring the cost and return on your EHR investment. Chapter 6 gives you a tour of the vendor landscape and shows you what to look for in (and ask of) a potential EHR vendor. Chapter 7 covers the legal mumbo-jumbo that accompanies signing your vendor contract.

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