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Input for EMR Selection

We've narrowed down our selection of EMR vendors to CPSI, McKesson Paragon, and Meditech Client Server. Any input on any of these systems would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!:)

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I wish I had some input for you. All of the training and experience I have is with Epic modules. From what I have seen in most areas of the country, Epic is the "hot" product and has been for many years. :nurse:

Of the 3 you mentioned, I've only implemented Meditech's modules - Client Server - PCM, PCS, EMR, ITS, OE, ORM, EDM; Magic - PCM.

Without more details about what needs your organization is looking to meet, what type of facility/organization - inpt, outpt, medical center, multi-site facility, acute care, critical access hospital; strategic goals, etc - my input would be - There is no perfect system and an organization should start with a needs assessment, gap analysis, RFP, RFI to thoroughly understand what they are looking for and what is out there in the market- Good Luck

We've narrowed down our selection of EMR vendors to CPSI, McKesson Paragon, and Meditech Client Server. Any input on any of these systems would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!:)
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We are a Critical Access Hospital in rural Missouri. We have some systems in the hospital - Healthland for financials, Aprima for clinics, Orchard for the lab, and we use Brit PACS. We, however, do not have an EMR. We are wanting a system that will eventually enable us to meet meaningful use. We will be keeping Orchard, Aprima, and th Brit PACS. The rest will go.

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