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05/22/2001 Seattle, WA - Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) has named Seattle-based Practice Partner's, Practice Partner Patient Records and Appointment Scheduler as their electronic medical record (EMR) and patient scheduling system. MSM will implement the system to automate clinical documentation at their ambulatory clinics.
"We're thrilled that Morehouse School of Medicine has chosen Practice Partner Patient Records to be their EMR," said Practice Partner President Andrew Ury, M.D. "We look forward to working closely with them to implement the system and help full transition to electronic medical records."
The electronic medical record is a key step in the process of becoming a "paperless" office. This software will allow the facility to function without the traditional paper patient chart, thus allowing them greater access to the chart, which in turn will help them provide better care to their patients.
Seattle-based Practice Partner is a leader in the development and marketing of innovative Electronic Medical Records and Practice Management products for medical offices and large health care enterprises. Practice Partner, founded in 1983 by Dr. Andrew Ury to provide comprehensive software solutions for office-based physicians, is one of the pioneers in electronic medical records software. More than 1200 offices use Practice Partner software, and more than 700 of them use Practice Partner Patient Records. With over a decade of experience with the EMR (Practice Partner released its first version of Practice Partner Patient Records in 1987), Practice Partner has created software products that are finely honed to the real world needs of physicians, nurses, and office professionals.
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