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시장보고서
Vendor Assessment: The Industry Short List of Electronic Health and Medical Records for Small and Midsize Ambulatory Practices
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Abstract
This IDC Health Insights report discusses ambulatory EMR functionality for
small and midsize practices with 20 providers or less and
presents an assessment of the offerings of 10 vendors that
serve this space. This report considers the requirements and cost
relief provided by stimulus payments under ARRA, alongside additional assessment
criteria that consider results from EMR including the migration from
paper charts to electronic documentation, electronic ordering, charge capture, and
improvements to patient safety and the quality of care.
According to
Judy Hanover, research manager with Health Insights' Healthcare Provider IT
Strategies practice, "The use of EMRs in small and midsize
ambulatory practices can result in many of the same benefits
as in large practices; however, small practices do not see
the economies of scale that accrue with process efficiencies upon
EMR introduction in larger practices, making the initial investment quite
formidable and the ROI questionable for many small practices. For
small practices, selecting the right EMR and choosing functionality that
meets the practice' s needs without creating unnecessary complexity or support
costs are critical."
Table of Contents
- Health Industry Insights Opinion
- In This Report
- Methodology
- Market Definition
- Certification and Meaningful Use
- CCHIT
- Situation Overview
- Vendor Overview
- Industry Short List EMR/EHR Vendors
- Comparison of Vendor Offerings
- Vendor Assessment
- Rating Process
- Fit to Market Needs
- General Feature/Functionality
- Functionality for Meaningful Use
- Reporting and Decision Support Functionality
- Integration Capability — Interoperability
- Integration Capability — Practice Management
- Architecture
- Application Delivery
- Breadth of Services
- Quality of Service and Support
- Pricing
- Implementation Cost
- Ownership Confidence
- Evaluating the Vendors
- Industry Short List Evaluations
- Selected Vendor Profiles
- Aprima (Formerly iMedica) — Patient Relationship Manager
- Allscripts Healthcare Solutions — Professional (Formerly HealthMatics) and MyWay
- athenahealth — athenaClinicals
- eClinicalWorks — eClinicalWorks
- Eclipsys — PeakPractice (Formerly MediNotes' MediNotes e)
- e-MDs — e-MDs Chart
- GE Healthcare — Centricity Practice Solution
- Greenway Medical Technologies — PrimeSuite
- Pulse — Patient Relationship Manager
- Sage — Intergy EHR by Sage
- Future Outlook
- Essential Guidance
- Actions to Consider
- Barriers and Obstacles
- Learn More
- Related Research
- Definitions
- DHHS Definitions of EMR Versus EHR: NAHIT/ONCHIT Report, May 2008
- IDC Health Insights' Definition of an EMR
- IDC Health Insights' Definition of an EHR
- Synopsis
- Table: Industry Short List for the Characteristics of Ambulatory EMR Vendors
- Table: Industry Short List for the Ambulatory Provider EHR/EMR Market: Definition of Ratings for Fit to Market Needs (X-Axis) Attributes
- Table: Industry Short List for the Ambulatory Provider EHR/EMR Market: Definition of Ratings for Ownership Confidence (Y-Axis) Attributes
- Table: Industry Short List for the Ambulatory Provider EHR/EMR Market: Vendor Ratings for Fit to Market Needs (X-Axis) Attributes
- Table: Industry Short List for the Ambulatory Provider EHR/EMR Market: Vendor Ratings for Ownership Confidence (Y-Axis) Attributes
- Figure: Industry Short List: Ambulatory Provider Small and Midsize Practice EMR/EHR Market
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