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If my practice wants to start the process of implementing an EHR in time to receive the federal incentives, when should I start the process?

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If my practice wants to start the process of implementing an EHR in time to receive the federal incentives, when should I start the process?

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As the first and largest payments will be made in 2011 and 2012, initiating the review process quickly will allow physicians to become “meaningful users” with their systems in place to meet that 2011 window of maximum eligibility. The selection and implementation process can be lengthy in choosing an EHR; it is not uncommon for a practice to take a year to decide which EHR is best for their needs. Further, it takes time to implement and fully utilize a system’s extended features, such as clinical documentation.

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