brady_m

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by brady_m 2y ago
I would recommend the open source EMR project that is literally staring at you in the face here, which is OpenEMR :) There is a reason why there is a healthy community of passionate volunteers and contributors from all walks of life that ha
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by brady_m 4y ago
OpenEMR version 7.0 has achieved ONC 2015 Cures Update Certification through the SLI Compliance Certification Body. This certification is vital for medical practices in the United States.
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Sponsor OpenEMR on GitHub(github.com)
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by brady_m 5y ago
OpenEMR (open source medical records software project) pretty much is always asking for donations and always looking for new routes to do this. This is meant to be a fun donation campaign that is highlighting OpenEMR's long history.
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Buy a Piece of OpenEMR History(open-emr.org)
2 points by brady_m 5y ago|2 comments
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The first patch for OpenEMR 6.0.0 has been released(community.open-emr.org)
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OpenEMR’s GSoC 2020 a Resounding Success(open-emr.org)
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by brady_m 8y ago
I'm a volunteer that has been contributing to OpenEMR for more than a decade and the last year, which is well represented by this 5.0.1 release, has been by far the funnest and most exciting yet. It's a great community that is ope
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by brady_m 9y ago
I'm also a hobbyist programmer with a physician day job. Volunteering for OpenEMR has been and continues to be an awesome experience. If you or your colleagues are ever interested, always feel free to contact me at brady.g.miller (at)
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by brady_m 9y ago
Yep, marketing is a real issue, since that can take up extensive resources (I am just guessing that the proprietary EMRs sink 20% or more of their resources into marketing). Especially since US based physicians are trained that more money m
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by brady_m 9y ago
But OpenEMR is already built, is in working form, is certified for Meaningful Use in the US, and most importantly is open source. Epic and Cerner and other proprietary systems are too expensive for many practices in the US and have simply p
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by brady_m 9y ago
Thanks for pointing that out(I learn something new every day). I looked into this and attestations are published here: https://dashboard.healthit.gov/datadashboard/documentation/e... On a quick scan (the spreadshe
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by brady_m 9y ago
This project exists to offer an open source EMR and give providers and patients the freedom that comes with that. OpenEMR has gone through the rigid US regulatory requirement for an outpatient EMR and is Meaningful Use certified. It can com
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by brady_m 9y ago
Since OpenEMR is open source and supported by numerous vendors, companies, and volunteers, it's very difficult to accurately collect this information. It's downloaded more than 4000 times per month, and the project is confident th
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by brady_m 10y ago
Agree that security is an important topic. Note there has not been a default password for about 5 years, and will update the FAQ. Regarding the other FAQ links you posted, what specific security issues are there with those? To get an idea o
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by brady_m 10y ago
The combination of OpenEMR being open source, open community, volunteer driven, physician driven and getting significant use in the real world makes it a perfect vehicle to glean really useful insights into EMR use and I highly recommend lo
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by brady_m 10y ago
Yep there was a lot of work both above and under the hood to modernize OpenEMR on the most recent release. Also was a several year effort to get complete meaningful use certification. Can see here for some more details on both efforts: htt