Service Description
"The use of Electronic Medical Records," says Thomas Lee, M.D., a senior program officer at the California HealthCare Foundation (CHCF), "has the potential to not only reduce the number of medical errors but also to improve the quality and efficiency of care." Doctors typically find it difficult to access current patient information with paper records. This often results either in medical errors (such as allergic reactions to drugs) or unnecessary expenses (such as duplicate lab tests). Doctors must often repeat patient lab tests because they don't know or can't read each other's results. Baylor's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Pete Dysert, says the following: "We shouldn't be repeating or duplicating tests and things like that when the information is already there. We just don't have access to it because it's held captive in paper-based records." At Mangalam we offer your hospital an affordable, electronic medical records solution that will yield positive cash flows within just a few months.
