Physiatrist who converted from Aprima EHR
We have been with DrChrono for six months, and I have to totally sing the praises of this cloud-based program. I am a longtime PC user but most of the time I’m simply on my iPhone getting my work done.
It’s an extremely intuitive interface and once you set up the templates for your clinical work, things can really sing along.
Some things I would love to have, but it might be my ignorance at this time that I don’t have them:
#1 Straightforward way of tracking procedures we have performed by date and by procedure type.
This type of mini-database would be helpful as we do various procedures in our clinic focused on physiatry.
#2 More powerful editing tool for putting in photographic or imaging data. This is light years ahead of what we had with Aprima, which was a disaster, but I am getting greedy and now I want more features!
#3 The medical voice recognition program built into the app is a bit primitive. One is not able to save vocabulary, train, etc. It does repeatedly annoying things, but I can get over this. I use transcription for the heavy lifting in any event, such as new patients.
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All in all, it’s been a very good transition. I barely have looked at a user manual or online video.
One more thing, I can count on two hands a number of times I’ve ever put in an online review for anything, so this means something for me. I want to share my good experience.
Richard in Seattle
It’s an extremely intuitive interface and once you set up the templates for your clinical work, things can really sing along.
Some things I would love to have, but it might be my ignorance at this time that I don’t have them:
#1 Straightforward way of tracking procedures we have performed by date and by procedure type.
This type of mini-database would be helpful as we do various procedures in our clinic focused on physiatry.
#2 More powerful editing tool for putting in photographic or imaging data. This is light years ahead of what we had with Aprima, which was a disaster, but I am getting greedy and now I want more features!
#3 The medical voice recognition program built into the app is a bit primitive. One is not able to save vocabulary, train, etc. It does repeatedly annoying things, but I can get over this. I use transcription for the heavy lifting in any event, such as new patients.
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All in all, it’s been a very good transition. I barely have looked at a user manual or online video.
One more thing, I can count on two hands a number of times I’ve ever put in an online review for anything, so this means something for me. I want to share my good experience.
Richard in Seattle
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