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Fed up with forms? It’s not your imagination. Over the past decade, in order to get reimbursed for patient care, your efficiency has been compromised by an avalanche of forms. ECLIPSE can help put you back in the driver’s seat by automating part or all of this tedious process. Forms can be imported, scanned, or designed from scratch. Create fields on the form and tie them to data (e.g. patient names, addresses, etc.) with simple dropdown lists. Or, create your own fields and we’ll store the data as part of the patient’s Electronic Health Record. Of course, we already maintain a library of form templates that you can select from. Our extensive billing & scheduling capabilities have received accolades from your colleagues, management consultants, provider networks, and other independent sources for years. Now, see what it’s like to go truly paperless. Any report can be generated as a PDF, saved, and annotated in a WYSIWYG environment. All PDF files are encrypted and cannot be opened outside ECLIPSE without the user’s password. ECLIPSE is a complete practice management system & has been in daily use at thousands of locations throughout the United States for over 20 years. ECLIPSE includes billing, scheduling, EHR (electronic health record), WYSIWYG daily notes, an extensive alerts system, certified HIPAA compliant electronic claims & remittance, security features that include patient data access tracking to help you run a HIPAA compliant facility, and myriad reports fine-tuned by two decades of client feedback. Retrieve multiple patient folders as you need them without backing out of previous activity. You save time & money by keeping your office at peak efficiency. Patient folders have simple point & click tabs so novices can learn quickly. The The Alerts system is an autoappearance of the patient ledger and appointmatic database that can target ment scheduler can even be customized for specific users, specific each workstation in your office. patients, or all office personnel with different priority alert messages. Alerts are displayed as both system wide and patient specific text messages. Use the Template Designer to create or modify custom multi-page data entry templates to store information. The WYSIWYG environment provides a full palette of custom controls from arrows to rectangles to sticky notes to data entry fields. Import images or documents created elsewhere. You control colors, fonts, and alignment. Advanced version only: Design templates that can display as checkboxes or selection lists for faster, more accurate data entry. Import forms that you routinely fill out & add patient information anywhere you want on the form to help ease & automate your paperwork load. ECLIPSE is a registered trademark ® of MPN Software Systems. Patient documentation can take many forms. Think of all the items that make their way into your patient charts… from handwritten notes and encounter forms to lab results and insurance cards. Our EHR allows you to keep it all in one place. Enter data into your own custom forms & store third party documentation. 1-800-966-1462 www.mpnsoft.com Copyright © MPN Software Systems 2005 http://www.mpnsoft.com http://www.mpnsoft.com

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Physicians Practice - July/August 2008 Contents The Bigger Picture: Battle Royale in the EMR Market Letters Physicians Practice Pearls: Hire Right Noteworthy Cover Story: Healthcare Reform: Voting for Change Patient Relations: Dealing with Problem Patients The tech Doctor: Is Self-Service Medicine Inevitable? Technology: Do EMRs Make You a Better Doctor? The Guide Idealab: Cash-Only Care Still Works The Administrators Desk: Who’s in Charge? Ask The Experts What Went Wrong: ‘Why Our Great Idea Didn’t Work’ Coding Start It Up: How to Launch a Practice: Operations Partnership: Don't Let Partner Conflict Destroy Your Practice Appraisals: What’s Your Practice Worth? Getting Advice: How to Hire a Consultant Classifieds Advertiser Index

Physicians Practice - July/August 2008

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