eClinical works has secured an electronic healthcare record (EHR) licensing agreement with Advocare, a provider network that specializes in pediatricians and family practice doctors.
Source: eClinicalWorks at SoftwareReviews, Accessed October 29, 2019
Advocare’s decision to opt for an EHR vendor that will provide self-service capabilities for patients is in-line with market trends. Historically, individual units within clinics developed their own tools to manage their unique healthcare domains. The disparate environment led to demand for a cohesive EHR platform. However, healthcare institutions rarely had the resources to build their own integrated EHR platforms.
Larger healthcare networks like Advocare stepped in and developed EHR platforms, leveraged by all of the member institutions. These in-house developed platforms provided by healthcare networks over the past two decades are now showing their age due to lack of IoT connectivity and patient self-service capabilities.
As demonstrated with the Advocare’s transition to eClinicalWorks, the healthcare networks are turning to COTS EHR solutions to take over responsibility for developing applications that enable information to be shared across different healthcare units while also keeping up with the demands of patients and equipment.
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