Overview*
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eClinicalWorks® provides comprehensive electronic health records and practice management software to doctors' offices, allowing customers to manage patient flow and streamline processes regardless of practice size, specialty and number of locations – from large hospital systems to solo provider practices. Its products extend the use of electronic health records beyond practice walls with the latest technologies and create community-wide records. eClinicalWorks provides technology and services that reduce costs, decrease errors and improve the quality of care.
eClinicalWorks has an established customer base of more than 60,000 physicians and 370,000 users across all 50 states. Its commitment to its customers has been reflected in its success and noted by the industry, having been named to Inc. Magazine’s Inc. 500 list of fastest-growing private companies as well as to the Healthcare Informatics 100. Six customers have received the HIMSS Nicholas E. Davies Award of Excellence for their use of eClinicalWorks, proving value from health information technology.
eClinicalWorks has the flexibility and functionality required to deliver healthcare that is both efficient and effective, making informed medical care and transportability of patient health records a reality.
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Data Definitions
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Scores do not meet KLAS’ minimum Konfidence level. |
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The product does not have 15 surveys from facilities with 2-10 physicians, but has at least 15 when including surveys from single physician facilities. |
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Component products typically include most but not all components that comprise a complete system or a product that serves only a subset of the market. |
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Not Primary designates products that are not the lead product offered by the vendor in the market segment but may still be purchased. |
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Regional classification denotes that the majority of data from live organizations comes from a small, specific geographical area. |
| [S] |
Superseded products are legacy products and other products that are not generally marketed, or where marketing is superseded by another product in the same market segment. |
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