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In today's Healthcare Technology News.
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Robert Cameron wasn’t much of a technology buff, but the orthopedic
surgeon knew he wanted to get rid of all the paper in his
nine-physician practice in Pensacola, Fla. So he bought an electronic
medical records system from a California-based company called Acermed.
Cameron’s group spent more than $400,000 on the software, but the
system still never fully worked and even confused patients’ scheduled
visits, according to a lawsuit the doctors filed against the
technology company in 2006. Acermed filed for bankruptcy in September
2007, complicating the doctors’ attempts to recover their expenses.
The effort to go digital “was a disaster,” Cameron says now.
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http://news.avancehealth.com/2010/02/shopping-for-health-software-some.html
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Bruce White, CRM, PMP
Orange County, CA
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