More EHR Meaningful Use Certifications Announced
Four electronic health records products from three vendors in recent days received federally deemed certification for meeting one or more Stage 1 meaningful use requirements.
Four electronic health records products from three vendors in recent days received federally deemed certification for meeting one or more Stage 1 meaningful use requirements. They are:
* Navigating Cancer's Patient Engagement Portal, version 3.9, as an EHR Module from Drummond Group;
* California Medical Systems' Practice Expert EMR, version 2011.100.1.1, as a Complete EHR, from Drummond Group; and
* Iatric Systems' Public Health Reportable Lab Results Interface, version 1.5, as an EHR Module, from the Certification Commission for Health Information Technology. The vendor's Meaningful Use Manager application, previously certified in June, also has received additional EHR Module certification from CCHIT for its Clinical Quality Measures component.
The federal government's database of certified inpatient and ambulatory EHR applications is available at http://onc-chpl.force.com/ehrcert.
* Navigating Cancer's Patient Engagement Portal, version 3.9, as an EHR Module from Drummond Group;
* California Medical Systems' Practice Expert EMR, version 2011.100.1.1, as a Complete EHR, from Drummond Group; and
* Iatric Systems' Public Health Reportable Lab Results Interface, version 1.5, as an EHR Module, from the Certification Commission for Health Information Technology. The vendor's Meaningful Use Manager application, previously certified in June, also has received additional EHR Module certification from CCHIT for its Clinical Quality Measures component.
The federal government's database of certified inpatient and ambulatory EHR applications is available at http://onc-chpl.force.com/ehrcert.