Commure

Some have tabs and boxes and sections, but we also have what we call speech-friendly ones, which are open text boxes for those who just want to speak into it. We’ve given multiple ways for physicians to do their notes so that they can decide what works best with their workflow.

With the EHR, you’re so focused on getting this checklist of things done. The ability to look at a patient and dictate their history, rather than charting it and staring at the computer—there's a definite benefit to that.

As a physician, you never know when you’re going to get a page or a call about a patient. Rather than run to a computer to look up that patient’s record, you can simply look on your mobile device and the patient’s information is right there. It’s much more efficient, and I think it adds to patient care. I know for a fact that physicians will log into Commure Pro from home before they come to work, so they already have a head start when they get to the floor of the hospital.