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With new government and insurance regulations, as well as the challenges of running a medical business, the pace of change in the medical industry is increasing. 

Even though the healthcare sector is pushing medical practitioners into full-time employment, many still value independence and remain successful at running their own practices. 

As hospitals consolidate and grow, they tend to gobble up independent, physician-owned medical practices. While some welcome the change, others view it as a loss of autonomy.

The decline in the number of independent physicians has forced those remaining to change the way they run their practices. How can you ensure that your own practice remains standing as the market continues to evolve?

Any EHR transition requires and assessment of goals and objectives, along a change in behavior and workflow for both providers and staff.

To help you define the requirements for your EHR system, we’ve provided a list of the most common features to look for when buying EHR and practice management software.