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|Articles|January 10, 2014
Clarification of Aprima's system capabilities
Additional information regarding the Medical Economics Top 100 EHR list
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In the October 25, 2013 issue of Medical Economics, some information about Aprima Medical Software’s electronic health record (EHR) system capabilities was inadvertently omitted in some published charts. Aprima does offer clinical decision support, scheduling and billing integration, e-prescribing, laboratory review, patient portal, remote access, mobile applications, quality measure dashboard, instant messaging, HIE exchange capability, claims reporting, and training. Click
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