Which EHR do you use at your practice

We are in the dark ages and still using Meditech!

My hospital system (inpatient and outpatient) uses Epic. I love it. I love the CareEverywhere feature... a lot of the local hospital systems use Epic as well so we can get records easily. I work in a specialty so a lot of the patients come with no records or for a second opinion so it is nice to have access quick. My hospital system also has primary care so when our patient's PCP is part of our network it is so nice b/c everything is there. I also like having access to the other specialties instantly. We also have a patient portal that gives them access to their lab tests etc and they can securely email us through the system and it automatically populates in the medical record. They can even securely email us pictures of their post op wound appearance if they have concerns (can often save a visit) and THAT automatically is entered into the patient chart. We also have a way for our secretaries to leave us patient phone messages through the system where we can automatically start a note in their chart with the message automatically cut/pasted. Electronic med perscribing is very easy and the pharmacies can send us refill requests (which automatically populate in the patient's chart) as well. They entered our signatures into the system so when we write letters etc, we can sign in our EMR and fax in our EMR without having to print out anything. Same with faxing records to PCP etc, easy to do through that system. Our hospital system has optimized its use over the years but I definitely like it. I do not have experience with other systems so it is hard for me to compare. My OBGYN and allergist have EMR too but, just watching the staff use it, it looks clunky.

I'm currently working on a chart abstraction job working with Allscripts and Epic. I much prefer Epic.

Not an NP yet...but our hospitals use Epic. Before I moved, I worked in a hospital system that used Cerner. As a nurse, I like Cerner better.

Not sure if this is geared towards hospital NPs only, but I use eClinicalWorks in the office setting.

That's encouraging, thanks!!

Not an NP yet...but our hospitals use Epic. Before I moved, I worked in a hospital system that used Cerner. As a nurse, I like Cerner better.

I've used Paragon, Meditech, and Epic. Epic is by far the best of the three. Paragon is absolutely horrible- I would not work at a facility again that uses Paragon; in fact, I make it point to ask about what charting system the hospital uses during interviews after having to use it! Paragon is incredibly time consuming to chart even one thing, crashed frequently, not user friendly whatsoever.

First EMR I used was nextgen, meh, ok. Then Epic, much better, but not without its hiccups. Used allscripts in hospice. I really dislike allscripts, so much so as I'll decline an assignment if they have allscripts.

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I have used eclinicalworks and amazing charts in offices in the past. Eclinicalworks is ok, amazing charts is not so amazing, but very inexpensive.

Does anyone on here know anything about Source or AMKI?

Nextgen in clinic, cerner in hospital