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Links NextGen's EHR Mobile Application
Early this year NextGen announce (April, 2009), that they are developing and beta-testing and EHR Mobile application that can be used on moble devices such as the iPhone. This will allow user to connect wirelessly to the NextGen EHR to gain access and manage important patient information. From receint descusion from the NextGen Yahoo usergroup there seems to be some mixed emotions about this new idea.
From a tecchie side I can see why people would be excited for this to happen. It new and something that NextGen user have never been able to do in the past. Imagine physicians being able to access patient charts while at dinner or driving through town. You will also be able to lookup patient medication and allergy information, lab orders and results, and much more. That is a huge tool that could really benifit the busy life of a medical provider. But then there are those that bring up the issues of security and privacy. As we are all aware, NextGen take HIPPA regulations very seriously and Im sure that the new mobile application will take all of those into consideration.
Personally, as a developer - I hope to get the chance in the near future and test the NextGen EHR Mobile application and further build powerfully templates that could be used injuction with it.
What are your thought on this new product? Are you going to be first in-line to download it and get it implemented in your practice, or are you going to sit back and listen to the feedback?
NEXTGEN HEALTHCARE ANNOUNCES DEVELOPMENT OF NEXTGEN® EHR MOBILE
Grants and Funding Opportunities
As I was doing my daily research on NextGen (Quality Systems, Inc.) and finding outs whats the latest in the news, I found an interested statement online about NextGen that makes me proud to support the product. Over at www.BusinessWire.com, and article called "NextGen Healthcare Responds to Proposed Rule on Meaningful Use of EHRS with Educational Resources for Medical Providers" dated January 11, 2010. it says:
Why I Blog about NextGen EMR
For the past four years, I have been developing templates for NextGen clients all over the country. Template editing is a passion of mine; I've enjoyed learning the NextGen application and using the template editor to create templates that are being used by doctors today. NextGen has done a tremendous job giving their clients the power to improve and modify their current EMR environment, but developing NextGen templates can be a frustrating and time-consuming process. Once you understand all the features and functionality, and the way it communicates and works with the NextGen database, template development can become an art. It takes a deep understanding of programming fundamentals, user-interface design and intuition, and an understanding of the workflow of a medical facility to develop efficient and powerful EMR templates that can be easily used by office staff and medical providers. Template development is definitely not for everyone, a background in programming fundamentals (mainly, knowing when and how to use conditions, parameters, etc.) and SQL development is invaluable as the new working KBMs are released and more and more templates are dependent on stored procedures.I encourage everyone with a desire to learn template editing to read my blogs, post comments, and use the NextGen user-groups as in excellent source for support. EMR Template Experts is probably the most powerful team of NextGen EMR experts in the NextGen consulting community, and we would be more than happy to help you and your medical practice with your EMR needs.
The purpose of my blogs are to provide a basic level of understanding of how to navigate and use the NextGen template editor. I will be going over all the icons in the toolbar, some good tips to know while developing, and some simple triggers that I use often. At this point I don't plan to blog on more in-depth and complicated subjects for the template editor because most people find that for most of their in-depth template development, an experienced NextGen certified professional template developer is better to customize their templates.
NextGen EMR PACE Template Set
EMR Template Experts is very proud to announce that they have completed development for the very first PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) template set for the NextGen EMR environment. Its been an absolute pleasure working the the AltaMed PACE team. They put in a lot of long hours to provide us detailed instructions and mocks up for us to base our development on. Every week as we met with the team and we worked through the different fixes that needed to be fixed, I am very proud of my team, especially for Diana Adams and her awesome effort to meet the demands of this project.
The PACE template set was developed using NextGen template editor and was created in a KBM 7.7 evironment. There are a total of 253 template of which 63 are medical record templates, 163 are MR Popups, 7 MR Extended Popups, 17 DM Popup Ex, 1 DM Popup, 1 Practice template and 1 Practice Popup Ex. As you can see, a lot of effort has been put into the development and create of this template set. Some of the primary templates that will be used on a daily basis are Activities, Acupuncture, Advance Directive, APR, Center Treatment, CNA Flowsheet, CPX Semi Annual, Diet Care Plan, Family Conference, Follow Up, Home Evaluation, Home Site Order, IHSS, Initial Exam, Initial Nutrition, Med Administration, Nurse Assessment, Nursing Care Plan, IDP POC, Nurse Reassessment, Occupational Therapy, Pain Assessment, Podiatric Eval, Physical Therapy, SBC Psych Exams, Semi Annual Nutrition, and the Skin Record.
We also did extensive customization the Occupation Therapy and Physical Therapy templates in order to meet the demands of the PACE team.
If you would like to learn more about the NextGen PACE Template set that EMR Template Experts create, please feel free to contact us.
CPSP - Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program
Our team has just finished a template set for the CPSP (Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program) for a large multi-specialty group in Los Angeles. The CPSP department has just approved our template set for their live production environment. The CPSP template is integrates smoothly into the current NextGen OBGYN templates and vise versa. Many of the CPSP templates are built to record the patients initial, second trimester, and third trimester visits with the data being copied forward each visit.
The CPSP template set has been built with 16 medical record templates templates such as Family Planning Counseling, Group Class Visit, Individual Care Plan, Master Template, PFFQ (PERINATAL FOOD FREQUENCY QUESTIONNAIRE), Postpartum, and Prenatal. We also integraded the use of System Templates in order for the users to quickly and easily maintain the list of referral sorces, instead of having to call us up to make those changes.
We appriciate the opportunity that we have been given to work with the CPSP team in LA. Thanks for all your help!