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Meditech is actually pretty efficient with order entry (you can create order sets) and that's pretty much all you should be doing if you're using a scribe correctly (the scribe should do all the documentation, if trained correctly) Looking at the meditech page, it looks like maybe they have partnered with an aims vendor called. Although we are a nonprofit, our operating costs are over $10,000 per month.

Meditech is like that where you can cancel an order, which is extremely important, even though facilities say not to do it Honestly just curious, worked at a place awhile back that used it for their inpatient and outpatient documentation, but relied on the anesthesia group's mobile emr, which i thought was pretty cool If there is an order that is wrong or d/c by the md, a canceled order falls off the mar and the nurse can't see it, but pharmacy can.

Can anyone tell me how to access old vitals on a patient

Specifically in a comparative table as labs would typically be presented I've worked a version of epic in the past where this was possible, though now at a new facility and i can't figure out how to bring that up again.yeah, my residency. I read two threads that completely destroyed meditech as a emr Is it really that shi*ty

Is seeing 2 pph with meditech really difficult because of the software Would you rather see 1.8 pph with meditech or 2.1 pph with epic How much more efficient do you feel epic is compared to meditech. Are there any good tutorials are on meditech for pharmacists order verification

Started a new job that uses meditech and i am quite overwhelmed—i’ve used cerner, pharmnet, and epic and it’s a lot more user friendly in terms of reviewing duplicates, labs, etc

This can make routine functions time consuming and unintuitive Essentially, all the restrictions you would think an early 90s computer program will have, this will have. Meditech could negatively impact your mental health and your patients’ physical health. Created an addendum (as i can no longer edit the text) and called it to see if they can go back and delete it

Wondering if anyone has ever been able to go back and edit an electronic note.

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