Exclusive guide

Everything you need to ace your EHR implementation

This interactive guide helps chart your path for a pain-free EHR transition that also optimizes your new EHR benefits.
  • Insights from providers who’ve switched EHRs
  • Develop your implementation strategy
  • Interactive worksheets and planning resources
  • Tips to get ahead of staff training

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What you’ll get

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Your own implementation roadmap

Use our exclusive worksheets to build your implementation team and tailor your launch plan.

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Get ahead of scary challenges

Navigate staff learning curves, data integration, system downtime, and more using our exclusive exercises.

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Insights from your peers

77% of providers report their EHR makes their practice more efficient, plus over 50% say it improves patient communication. Explore our in-depth survey data.

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Best practices for staff training

Get the tools you need for smooth and effective staff training on essential EHR functions, role-specific duties, and advanced capabilities.

Frequently asked questions

66% of providers report concerns about the learning curve with a new system, while 65% note the cost of the transition and 61% worry about potential downtime.
A successful EHR implementation requires strong leadership, a thorough launch roadmap, preparation for data integration and downtime, as well as comprehensive staff training.
A strong staff training plan includes consistent and structured lessons delivered on a realistic timeline suited to the practice’s needs. Partner with your EHR vendor to develop training that covers basic functionalities and includes role-specific learning, as well as hands-on practice.
77% of independent practice providers report their EHR makes their practice more efficient by reducing a wide range of administrative burdens. 57% say that it also enhances patient communication, while 53% note that it facilitates more personalized care.