Compare Empower Inpatient+Ambulatory vs. IMO Core

The Empower Inpatient+Ambulatory™ Electronic Health Record (EHR) boasts ONC Certification as a 2015 Edition EHR. It not only fulfills all ONC standards but also maintains a user-friendly interface for everyone involved. Designed with input from practicing physicians and nurses, this system effectively mirrors the intricate workflows and clinical considerations necessary for efficient documentation. In essence, Empower Inpatient+Ambulatory™ is designed by clinicians specifically for their peers. Given the complexities of hospital environments, this user-friendly approach is also adapted for the needs of IT professionals and administrative staff. Its scalable architecture ensures consistent support, while the principles of One Patient, One Chart, and One Database facilitate streamlined and robust data mining capabilities for administrators. Thus, the system stands as a comprehensive solution for both clinical and administrative needs in healthcare settings.

IMO Core enhances clinical workflows by enabling healthcare providers to document with precision and effectively manage medical problem lists. Often, the processes intended for documenting and handling patient data can be fragmented and overly complicated, which can hinder healthcare professionals from delivering optimal care. These workflow issues also have repercussions on data integrity, ultimately affecting billing practices, reimbursement rates, quality reporting, and initiatives aimed at improving population health. By streamlining documentation and problem list management, IMO Core facilitates access to vital patient insights, thereby ensuring data quality, alleviating the administrative burden on clinicians, and maximizing reimbursement opportunities. Clinicians are empowered to document using their own terminology, with prompts that encourage detailed and specific entries at the point of care. Additionally, the system identifies unaddressed Hierarchical Condition Categories (HCCs) to improve coding accuracy and documentation. It also incorporates detailed descriptions that effectively reflect the clinical intent behind the documentation, enhancing the overall quality of patient records. This comprehensive approach not only improves clinician efficiency but also contributes to better patient outcomes.