EHR certification update 3.25.11

Mary Stevens | | Health Exec | EMR/EHR
CMIO.net presents a weekly update of the EHR products certified by the Office of the National Coordinator of Health IT Authorized Testing and Certification Bodies (ONC-ATCBs). The following EHR certifications were announced recently:

Vendor; Product: Gulfstream Healthcare Technology; GHT EMR 5.4
Certification: Stage 1 2011/2012 Complete EHR
Certifying body: Certification Committee for Health IT (CCHIT)
Certification number: CC-1112-620830-1.

Vendor; Product: MEDNAX; BabySteps 6.0
Certification: Stage 1 2011/2012 EHR Module
Certifying body: CCHIT
Certification number: CC-1112-487320-1

Vendor; Product: 3M Health Information Systems; Platform 7, Feature Pack 2 modules:
  • ChartRelease Software v7 (CC-1112-416190-5)
  • Electronic Signature Authentication (with 3M ChartView), v5 (CC-1112-416190-1)
  • ChartScan v3 (CC-1112-416190-4)
  • ChartFact v14 (CC-1112-416190-)
  • Patient Financial Services v5 (CC-1112-416190-2)
  • VoiceScript Software v10 (CC-1112-416190-8)
  • ChartScript v10 (CC-1112-4161906-6)
  • ChartScriptMD v10 (CC-1112-416190-7)
Certification: Stage 1 2011/2012 EHR Modules
Certifying body: CCHIT
Certification numbers: See above

Click here to access the complete Certified Health IT Products List.

 

Mary Stevens

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