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I looked into OpenEMR sometime ago (as an alternative to a SaaS service) and went with the latter. OpenEMR has too much clutter, with every feature made part o
by anilgulecha 10y ago
I looked into OpenEMR sometime ago (as an alternative to a SaaS service) and went with the latter.
OpenEMR has too much clutter, with every feature made part of the page UI. Perhaps small clinics are not the intended en-users of OpenEMR?
- exception_e 10y agoHi. Appreciate your honest take. > every feature made part of the page UI OpenEMR is currently a web application that doesn't have an independent API (e.g.: REST API). There is a ticket in my modernization project to look into an old PR that adds a REST API (hasn't been touched in a while, but it appears to be on the right path... would love to have a volunteer for this... hint hint :) ). For now, the only way to use OpenEMR via a REST API would be to go through one of the professional vendors (http://open-emr.org/wiki/index.php/Professional_Support http://open-emr.org/wiki/index.php/Professional_Support). > Perhaps small clinics are not the intended en-users of OpenEMR? OpenEMR is actually used in small clinics all over the world. Perhaps it's not suitable for every use case though (for example, I believe there is a lack features/modules for neurology specialists). Also depends on the version and what you have it configured to do (you have to do a good amount of reading and setup yourself. May even have to touch some code!).
- anilgulecha 10y agoCould not find an email to reach you by.
- exception_e 10y agomatthewvita48 at gmail dot com