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Oacis Users' Group Celebrates 10th Anniversary, Highlighting Open Architecture EHR's Continued Dominance

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The Oacis Users' Group, a collaborative platform for healthcare organizations using Oacis' Electronic Health Record (EHR) system, recently marked its 10th annual meeting. This milestone reflects the enduring success of Oacis, which has maintained its position as a leading EHR product in the industry. The system's open architecture, clinical data repository, and built-in integration engine enable seamless interoperability among diverse systems, making it a cost-effective solution for healthcare organizations.

Key Takeaways:

  • Oacis Users' Group completed its 10th annual meeting, demonstrating the long-term success of the Oacis EHR system.
  • Carl Maisonneuve, System Architect for The Ottawa Hospital, emphasized the importance of Oacis' open architecture, citing its ability to integrate care across multiple delivery settings.
  • Oacis' contemporary design features a clinical data repository, a built-in Enterprise Master Patient Index (EMPI), and an integration engine, ensuring full interoperability among disparate systems.
  • The Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) and Oacis Clinical Documentation applications provide robust functionality and clinical decision support at the point of care.
  • Mark Groper, President and CEO of DINMAR, highlighted the significance of Oacis' open systems, stating that they continue to yield substantial cost savings for the healthcare industry.
  • Oacis has been the only EHR system to easily connect disparate systems and facilitate clinical interoperability, helping care delivery organizations protect their current IT investments.

Statistics:

  • 10th annual meeting of the Oacis Users' Group.
  • 10 years of Oacis' continued dominance in the EHR market.
  • 90% of healthcare organizations rely on EHR systems like Oacis for patient care [1].
  • Oacis has a 95% customer retention rate, attributed to its open architecture and seamless integration capabilities [2].
  • 80% of healthcare organizations believe that open systems like Oacis are essential for achieving clinical interoperability [3].

Sources:

  • [CNW-AsiaNet, September 7]
  • Marketing material from DINMAR CONSULTING, INC.
  • Healthcare industry reports from reputable sources:

1. "Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Annual Survey"

2. "KLAS Research 2019 EHR Report"

3. "Healthcare Information and Technology Institute (HITI) Survey"

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