This month’s newsletter is all about how we can help you make the most out of your
computing resources to not only become more efficient but also more effective.
By now you’ve heard that
implementing an electronic health record (EHR) early is key to success. Not only will you be able to take advantage of all
federal financial incentives, you’ll also be up and running before the rush to implement likely hits in 2010 or
2011—and of course, you’ll receive all of the benefits of an EHR sooner. But it’s important to remember
that implementing the right EHR is just as important. Find out more
Health care providers often ask why
they should implement their organization’s preferred electronic health record (EHR) when a less expensive option
promises to meet meaningful use standards. The answer lies in difference between certification and meaningful use—two
concepts worth reviewing. Find out more
Getting the Most Out of Your Software
The Microsoft Office suite contains amazing tools to improve the way your company
works. Take a little time each month to learn more and soon you’ll be looking more professional, getting more done and
working better with your team.
This month’s highlights:
Create your own business cards in Publisher
Microsoft Office Publisher makes it easy to produce effective business cards, whether
you create your own design or use one of the Publisher designs. You can use color schemes and font schemes to select the
colors and fonts that reflect your company's image. You can further customize your business cards for specific market
segments or locales, and you can add names and job titles for new employees as your business grows. Learn how…
Collect data in Access by using e-mail messages
Microsoft Office Access 2007 makes it easy to gather data from people who are located
anywhere on the globe, such as members of your sales team, survey participants, or contacts. Office Access 2007 works with
Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 to help you to generate and send an e-mail message that includes a data entry form. Learn how…
All of us at CCR wish you the happiest of holidays and a prosperous new year! Peace and good
will to all.
Experience freedom from paper, freedom from stress and freedom to practice
better medicine on your terms.
“ We went live with
gloEMR on a Monday and four days later we were already up to our full patient load. It’s so intuitive and easy to use
– it’s simply phenomenal.”
Amanda Wood R.T.(R)(M)(BS)
Practice Manager
Center for Women’s Health,
Greenwood, Indiana
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By now you’ve heard that
implementing an electronic health record (EHR) early is key to success. Not only will you be able to take advantage of all
federal financial incentives, you’ll also be up and running before the rush to implement likely hits in 2010 or
2011—and of course, you’ll receive all of the benefits of an EHR sooner. But it’s important to remember
that implementing the right EHR is just as important.
Health care providers often ask why
they should implement their organization’s preferred electronic health record (EHR) when a less expensive option
promises to meet meaningful use standards. The answer lies in difference between certification and meaningful use—two
concepts worth reviewing.
