Top 5 successful EHR data migration steps to follow

Congratulations for a brand new EHR software for your practice. Now, you must be finding the right ways to get started with EHR Data Migration, right? Let us inform you that, migrating health data from your EHRs to more comprehensive EHRs is a complex process for which there are no clear guidelines, well-accepted studies, or consensual standards. Therefore, before initiating migration process, you must ask yourself a few questions to start with -

However, there are surely many benefits that are well worth the effort of a successful migration of EHR data. The only concern is your approach to EHR data migration. If you approach it with the attentiveness it needs, you will set yourself up for successful data migration. If you get the whole thing right in the first time, then you will get the output you want from your new EHR software.

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