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2019 August Bulletin: EHR Risks and Benefits

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In 2012, OMIC dedicated an entire edition of the OMIC Risk Management Digest to the use of Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems. Since that time EHRs are now commonplace. The concerns about how their use may affect patient safety, and ultimately, medical professional liability, remain relevant today.

EHRs are used extensively, offering comprehensive assistance to practices, and go far beyond the scope of an electronic medical record. EHRs offer invaluable tools for practice management (administration), reporting (for internal use and to external parties), coding (for billing/patient care reimbursement), and document imaging.

OMIC would like to remind you of the importance of developing EHR guidelines for your practice. The following resources continue to provide a practical guide on assessing EHR risk exposure and developing a plan to reduce the risk of a claim.

The Risks and Benefits of Electronic Health Records
https://www.omic.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Digest-Winter-2012.pdf

Call the OMIC Hotline for confidential advice on any
risk management issue. We’re here to help!

Phone: 800.562.6642 (Press 4)
Email:  riskmanagement@omic.com

 




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