Discontinuing Medications using eFax Communicating discontinuation of medications in EMR has been an issue noted for some time, but there have been some recent developments to make this easier. When medications are discontinued now, providers will have an opportunity to eFax the discontinuation directly to the pharmacy. Select the discontinue button next to the medication […]

Blended Capitation With the Blended Capitation payment model set to launch on April 1, 2024, interested practices are preparing for the release. The Blended Capitation model is administered by the Family Practice Renewal Program, which is jointly governed by the Department of Health and the NLMA. eDOCSNL is involved solely in the technology aspects of

Billing Tips Ministry Claims Dashboard The Ministry Claims Review Dashboard has information pertaining to bills with outstanding payments or action items (i.e. Pending Bills to be approved, Bills in Submitted and not yet paid, Turn Around Documents or Audits to be actioned by user) can be used to keep an eye on your billing life

eDOCSNL Webinar Series As requested by our end users, our Monthly webinar series will resume in December. These short webinars will feature tips and tricks and introduction to EMR features and tools you may not be aware of that could help with care, efficiency, click reduction and panel management. Keep your eye on your email

In order to ensure the program is meeting the needs of providers in the province, we need regular consultation with our user group. As an example, this might include working with us on important initiatives like new clinical tools for EMR or turning off paper result delivery. If you are interested in helping us and

If you are using the eFAX tool, you likely already have access to the other tools in the Med Dialog communications package. One of the features in the package is a tool called eReferral (not to be confused with the provincial eReferral system). This tool essentially enables you to communicate between EMRs. Do you have

If you were unaware, the program has tentatively made plans to move to a new software solution for EMR in the province, the Collaborative Health Record, a product of Telus Health. We have been working with Telus to define timelines for this transition and, due to technical issues and development requirements, this transition has encountered

As the program matures, eDOCSNL is seeing more and more provider movement. Providers retire from practice, leave EMR based clinics or transition from one EMR clinic to another. We felt it would be useful to make a guide for providers on what to do when leaving an EMR clinic. If you plan to withdraw from

eDOCSNL is contractually obligated to provide access to EMR and support for mature use to all active eDOCSNL subscribers. Occasionally we have encountered scenarios wherein one user in an EMR instance is blocking access or full use of the EMR software for another subscriber, using their site level administrative privileges. The EMR Management Committee has

eDOCSNL wants to support its users with optimizing the EMR for your workflow, making your EMR use more efficient and enabling you to leverage the advanced features of the EMR to improve patient care and your work day. Practice advisors are actively looking for opportunities to support you and the program offers a variety of