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EHR Resources -Small Practice Sees Big Gains with EHR
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Over the years, paper charts and poor access to data caused prolonged and inefficient office processes for Springfield Center for Family Physicians. In 2003, the practice implemented NextGen EHR through GBS. The software enabled them to streamline operations, enhance patient care, and reduce transcription costs.
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