What They Mean and How to Protect Your Practice

EMR contracts can be tricky. They not only cover the product and services you will receive, the price you will have to pay, and the ownership of the data produced but also assign responsibilities between you and the vendor when it comes to data and patient security. Thus, it is in your best interest to understand the terms and terminology of a standard EHR contract, and if possible, to negotiate terms in your interest.

In this whitepaper we dig into these less talked about aspects of an EHR contract. Knowing and understanding these may help you select an appropriate EHR system and protect your practice or organization from business and patient safety risks that may arise when you rely upon EHRs for critical aspects of your operation.