The OpenEMR community is dedicated to guarding OpenEMR’s status as a free, open source software solution for medical practices. Its members are comprised of software developers, as well as physicians and others with extensive medical and billing knowledge, all with the common goal of making OpenEMR a superior alternative to its proprietary counterparts.

The project’s home is SourceForge, at http://sourceforge.net/projects/openemr/. There are additional project resources at http://www.open-emr.org/, including a demonstration site.
Following are some of the guiding principles that have been formulated by the project’s most active members:

• OpenEMR will remain 100% free software under the GNU GPL.
• We will maintain a spirit of openness, kindness and cooperation.
• We will give back to the free software community.
• We will document our changes and improvements.
• We will not hide problems.
• We will not discriminate against persons or groups, subject to our focus on the field of medicine and we encourage the use of OpenEMR in other languages.
• We will avoid needless complexity, to include software design, installation, maintenance and usability.

For more information and screenshots from the OpenEMR please visit their website.

The OpenEMR community is dedicated to guarding OpenEMR’s status as a free, open source software solution for medical practices. Its members are comprised of software developers, as well as physicians and others with extensive medical and billing knowledge, all with the common goal of making OpenEMR a superior alternative to its proprietary counterparts.

The project’s home is SourceForge, at http://sourceforge.net/projects/openemr/. There are additional project resources at http://www.open-emr.org/, including a demonstration site.
Following are some of the guiding principles that have been formulated by the project’s most active members:

• OpenEMR will remain 100% free software under the GNU GPL.
• We will maintain a spirit of openness, kindness and cooperation.
• We will give back to the free software community.
• We will document our changes and improvements.
• We will not hide problems.
• We will not discriminate against persons or groups, subject to our focus on the field of medicine and we encourage the use of OpenEMR in other languages.
• We will avoid needless complexity, to include software design, installation, maintenance and usability.

For more information and screenshots from the OpenEMR please visit their website.

WebChart EHR is a Web-based longitudinal patient record that can be adopted all at once or in scalable increments best suited for your practice.

WebChart modules include full document management, dictation, transcription, exam template, order entry, med entry, prescription support, patient education, and other components. WebChart observes major interoperability standards, including IHE profiles, HL7, DICOM, CCR and CDA. WebChart integrates data from internal ambulatory documentation, practice management systems, labs, RIS/PACS, hospital interfaces, and from personal health record (PHR) systems.

WebChart supports multiple forms of data entry to document patient encounters, orders and other components of the patient visit. Authorized users can securely access the patient record, create tasks, create orders and generate encounter information from any Web-enabled PC at home, the office, clinics, or the hospital.

For more information about the WebChart EHR by Medical Informatics Engineering please visit their website.

WebChart EHR is a Web-based longitudinal patient record that can be adopted all at once or in scalable increments best suited for your practice.

WebChart modules include full document management, dictation, transcription, exam template, order entry, med entry, prescription support, patient education, and other components. WebChart observes major interoperability standards, including IHE profiles, HL7, DICOM, CCR and CDA. WebChart integrates data from internal ambulatory documentation, practice management systems, labs, RIS/PACS, hospital interfaces, and from personal health record (PHR) systems.

WebChart supports multiple forms of data entry to document patient encounters, orders and other components of the patient visit. Authorized users can securely access the patient record, create tasks, create orders and generate encounter information from any Web-enabled PC at home, the office, clinics, or the hospital.

For more information about the WebChart EHR by Medical Informatics Engineering please visit their website.

WebChart EHR is a Web-based longitudinal patient record that can be adopted all at once or in scalable increments best suited for your practice.

WebChart modules include full document management, dictation, transcription, exam template, order entry, med entry, prescription support, patient education, and other components. WebChart observes major interoperability standards, including IHE profiles, HL7, DICOM, CCR and CDA. WebChart integrates data from internal ambulatory documentation, practice management systems, labs, RIS/PACS, hospital interfaces, and from personal health record (PHR) systems.

WebChart supports multiple forms of data entry to document patient encounters, orders and other components of the patient visit. Authorized users can securely access the patient record, create tasks, create orders and generate encounter information from any Web-enabled PC at home, the office, clinics, or the hospital.

For more information about the WebChart EHR by Medical Informatics Engineering please visit their website.

WebChart EHR is a Web-based longitudinal patient record that can be adopted all at once or in scalable increments best suited for your practice.

WebChart modules include full document management, dictation, transcription, exam template, order entry, med entry, prescription support, patient education, and other components. WebChart observes major interoperability standards, including IHE profiles, HL7, DICOM, CCR and CDA. WebChart integrates data from internal ambulatory documentation, practice management systems, labs, RIS/PACS, hospital interfaces, and from personal health record (PHR) systems.

WebChart supports multiple forms of data entry to document patient encounters, orders and other components of the patient visit. Authorized users can securely access the patient record, create tasks, create orders and generate encounter information from any Web-enabled PC at home, the office, clinics, or the hospital.

For more information about the WebChart EHR by Medical Informatics Engineering please visit their website.

WebChart EHR is a Web-based longitudinal patient record that can be adopted all at once or in scalable increments best suited for your practice.

WebChart modules include full document management, dictation, transcription, exam template, order entry, med entry, prescription support, patient education, and other components. WebChart observes major interoperability standards, including IHE profiles, HL7, DICOM, CCR and CDA. WebChart integrates data from internal ambulatory documentation, practice management systems, labs, RIS/PACS, hospital interfaces, and from personal health record (PHR) systems.

WebChart supports multiple forms of data entry to document patient encounters, orders and other components of the patient visit. Authorized users can securely access the patient record, create tasks, create orders and generate encounter information from any Web-enabled PC at home, the office, clinics, or the hospital.

For more information about the WebChart EHR by Medical Informatics Engineering please visit their website.

WebChart EHR is a Web-based longitudinal patient record that can be adopted all at once or in scalable increments best suited for your practice.

WebChart modules include full document management, dictation, transcription, exam template, order entry, med entry, prescription support, patient education, and other components. WebChart observes major interoperability standards, including IHE profiles, HL7, DICOM, CCR and CDA. WebChart integrates data from internal ambulatory documentation, practice management systems, labs, RIS/PACS, hospital interfaces, and from personal health record (PHR) systems.

WebChart supports multiple forms of data entry to document patient encounters, orders and other components of the patient visit. Authorized users can securely access the patient record, create tasks, create orders and generate encounter information from any Web-enabled PC at home, the office, clinics, or the hospital.

For more information about the WebChart EHR by Medical Informatics Engineering please visit their website.