Do you believe that VistA is a better fit for the Veteran’s Health Administration (VHA), which is a highly unified healthcare system, as opposed to more open health systems?
Vista-Office will provide doctors and clinicians with a number of modules adopted from Vista, including the Computerized Patient Record System, which replaces paper charts. CMS developers are adding new modules, including software for pediatricians and gynecologists and a patient registration system, Wark said. Vista-Office EHR, or any good EHR for that matter, should offer quality benefits such as: • Improved office workflow • Improved access to clinical records • Checking for drug-drug interactions • Improved clinical decision support these systems are also crucial for improving communications between the provider and the patient, as well as for participation in quality improvement programs including pay for performance initiatives. Finally, these systems will form the cornerstone for the implementation of a national healthcare information infrastructure. Yes it has been developed in a completely different setting with different work flows.
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