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Practice Fusion is the #1 cloud-based electronic health record (EHR) platform for doctors and patients in the U.S., with a mission of connecting doctors, patients and data to drive better health and save lives. As the largest cloud-based EHR and the fourth largest EHR overall1, Practice Fusion is helping to reshape the future of healthcare.
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Practice Fusion · November 18, 2014
10 Ways an EHR will make your practice more efficient
Your day is probably filled with an abundance of inefficiencies. Patients will show up late (or not at all) to their appointments. Intake forms will be incomplete or illegible, slowing down their review. Let’s not forget about having to spend the first half of an... Continue
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Practice Fusion · October 27, 2014
The Hidden Cost of Paper Charts
In January of 2014, 39% of office-based physicians reported that they still use paper medical charts, with the assumption that it’s easier, more efficient, or saves their practice money. Continue
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Practice Fusion · October 22, 2014
e-Prescribing for controlled substances is coming to your EHR
UPDATE: We’re proud to announce Practice Fusion’s e-prescribing for controlled substances (EPCS) feature is certified and ready for I-STOP. All our providers will meet the March 27, 2016 New York I-STOP deadline.With EPCS activated, you’ll now be able to e-prescribe all medications — included scheduled... Continue
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Practice Fusion · October 20, 2014
The doctor's waiting room reimagined: front office tips from the best medical practices
There’s much more to the patient experience than the medical exam, and the front office environment sets the tone upon arrival. Optimize this space to promote a healing—not waiting—environment and maximize patient satisfaction. Continue
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Practice Fusion · October 18, 2014
Thinking outside the pillbox: Enabling patients to stick to their medication plan
To the tune of 125,000 deaths and $300 million, medication non-adherence is a growing concern to clinicians and the healthcare system. In fact nearly two thirds of re-admissions are due to medication non-adherence. However, the use of interventions to improve adherence are rare in routine... Continue