Re: Re: secure scheduling --one more followup

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I didn't get a regular office nurse  I decided I wanted  someone other than me to work on care coordination with other docs and med reconciliation and to teach pateitns. Everyone knows nurses do that stuff better   I have no space or money  or need for a regular nurse although I guess it could be good, anyway   so I decided someone should give me money(!) and I called up someone and asked  how, and then  called the places he said and i got a grant of 5,000. IT was tres easy!  This buys the EMR user license and a laptop and sometime to trai n her  She will be in my space on Wednesdays when I  am not theer so while  I cannot bill for her time but she can do work I can  turf to her and wil lnot  cost that much. Just 2 hrs on Wed afternnon for the strep tests I tha talwasy are needed when I am off and soon We will see.

Now here is the power of IMP somewhat- individuals  do not get grants easily. I needed a 5013c to hold the money There are organizations who do that but IMP is a 501 3c so I asked the  exec bd who asked the bd who said yes this fits with our mission and I  give $250.00 as a donation  to IMP for holding the money and   the treas will dole it out to me as I invoice.

I have Bradys nurse educator teaching her and JUdy Zettek Gordons old nurse teaching about tproblem solving (I pay them Judy did skype)She currently works at a hospital peds " factory office " and hatesit.

She is an RN   we will see  AT least it amuses me away form  the usual stuff:)JEan

 

you are getting a NURSE?!?!?! Wow! I hope it works out great for you. You deserve it!---Sharlene

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> > I do not even USE this stuff but you guys have been talking about this

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> > I got this thing from Doctor.com which I think Gordon was talkin about and

> > voila: they say:

> > Y*es, our solution is HIPAA-compliant to the extent that we will sign a

> > Business Associate agreement with your practice and that it's built using

> > bank-grade 256-bit SSL security and healthcare security best practices.

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> > We absolutely do not display any information publicly about patient visits

> > or which doctors a patient sees. Any visit-related information is visible

> > only to you, authorized members of your staff, and the patient him/herself.

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> > Of course, as with any solution, Doctor.com's platform is only as secure

> > or compliant as its users, so your staff will need to be certain that they

> > are properly handing patient's PHI (Personal Health Information) and using

> > the message features of our platform properly.

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> > -- Jean

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