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Hard to give you one list of 10, since it is hard to know exactly what your criteria are.Our SmartAdvisor tool allows you to enter your criteria and generate ranked lists based on your specific needs, so I will plug in some test cases and see what I come up with!For a General Practice with 3-5 physicians, that wants a meaningful use certified cloud-based solution with the following features: templates, doc mgmt, eRX, patient portal, and a clinical decision support system, I got this list using our SmartAdvisor tool:1. Medios2. OA Systems - Panacea3. Medical Mastermind4. Amazing Charts5. eClinicalWorks6. Kareo7. athenaClinicals8. WEBeDoctor9. MicroMD10. VersaSuiteFor an Urgent Care facility with 11-25 physicians, that wants a meaningful use certified on-premise solution with the following features: eRX, mobile capabilities, templates, and a clinical decision support system, I got this list using our SmartAdvisor.1. Practice Velocity - VelociDoc2. RazorInsights3. Medios4. eClinicalWorks5. NetHealth6. Cerner7. athenaClinicals8. AllegianceMD9. Sevocity10. MacPracticeAs you can see the "top" EHRs vary quite a bit depending on the criteria used.You can run your own search or check out our full listing of 110 products here: Electronic Health Records Software - Best Solutions of 2014

As a doctor, what was the “Shadiest Thing” you've seen a nurse do?In Hawaii, I’ve had all kinds of experiences with LPN’s & RN’s, most (90%) were really good, but that’s NOT what this question is asking.Ambulatory / Urgent care Clinic - was one of three providers covering this practice, from Friday’s thru Sunday’s, as a favor for the clinic’s owner, who is a long-time friend of mine. This was on Maui.One Friday, I was on the 3 pm to 10 - 12 pm shift, when around 9 pm, an RN walked in complaining of “severe” Back Pain, on her 1st time in our facility, and was added to my schedule. Her story was that she had “alleged” been in 3 MVA’s, over a 5-year period with the last one leaving her with chronic headaches, back pain, and, numbness & tingling of her upper & lower extremities ... and, had already been thru a “bunch of X-rays, CT scan’s & MRI’s (which according to her story, were all read as Within Normal Limits), plus Rehab medicine, Occupational / Physical therapy and “pain killers”, until her medical coverage ran out. She, decided to be a “Walk In”, at our 7-Day/Extended Hours schedule clinic, because we had a generous “sliding scale” payment billing system, with an additional Discount for medical professional’s, etc. ( For instance, if the doctor’s fee (Ambulatory / Urgent care) was $175, based on a 45 to 60 minute session, she would only pay $40 buck’s + Free Oral Medication Samples. Any IM med’s, or procedures, or treatments were also discounted). … I’ll call her “Nurse Susan”. Additionally, Nurse Susan, was also on Disability, which mean’s she receives state benefit’s, including a monthly Disability check, based on her rating. That’s So Nice … Aloha.Nurse Susan - was not in any obvious distress, but, on her primary complaint she “Graded” a 9 out of 10 Pain Scale. which clearly was not present. Then, after going thru my usual SMed physical & CN/Gross motor and neuro exam, including balance, gait, strength, reflexes, pulses, ROM’s (thoracic-lumbar & extremities), with the exception of “mild”, tenderness over the para-spinal‘s (Thoracic-lumbar spine), AND, dilated pupil’s & a slight speech slur; her entire exam was WNL. Asked about her Radiology studies > Who, What, Where & When, and/or, if she had brought either the X-ray films or Reports? Her reply was No. - By habit, I use my OCP trait as a tool, as I was trained to be very precise in my charting, that included ‘exact’ anatomical / neuro templates.Keep In Mind, that at these late Hours in the evening … there was NO WAY we could obtain Copies of all her Past and Latest Lab & Radiology Reports, So, when I asked “why” she didn’t go to the ER this time, (where they would order New Lab’s & X-rays), she replied with “Well for one, they already know me, refuse to treat my pain, and Two, I’m still paying off my past ER charges.” … Ok, seems, like Nurse Susan knew exactly what to reply with, via repeated Rehearsal, that would sound “reasonable” to any provider.AND, she also “relied” on our common Good Nature Sensibilities and Sympathies, especially, towards other medical professional’s, in our immediate care.We discussed her treatment plan, and what the proper 1st Step was possible at THIS HOUR. I informed her that we had a New IM Pain medication that was also a strong anti-inflammatory, But, then she asked for Opiates prescription, so she could “sleep better”. Explained to her that I needed to see her again the next day in the AM, so to re-assess the effects of the Pain Med, as my findings were just not consistent with her reported “high-pain scale SCORE”. Susan wasn’t looking Too Happy about it, but she already KNEW that I wasn’t some NEW Hawaii Resident, that just fell off the coconut truck.Keep-in-mind, that I was previously well-trained as a US Army Combat Medic (68Wxx), and knew something about ‘People & their Pain Scores’.Step 2 - Nurse Susan was to go to the Hospital early in the AM, with a copy of her New X-ray orders for her spine series (we auto Fax the same order’s to the Radiology department), and she was to return BACK to the clinic for a follow-up, with Copies of her x-rays.Step 3 - Re-assess her physical complaints, finding’s, and preview x-rays.Saturday - Nurse Susan was a “No Show” for her follow-up appointment (which she wasn’t even going to be charged for).Nurse Susan was also a “No Show” for her X-rays.Sunday - I was on the AM shift. But, Nurse Susan did show up at near closing time, complaining of her “Fucking Severe Back Pain”, with a story that … “That dam shot did me No Good!” She, convinced (manipulated) our in-house “Mother Teresa” PCP to give her a Demerol shot + an Oxycontin prescription.There was no followup for almost 3 weeks. During this time, she had been to the ER multiple times, and they had ordered new Spinal X-rays too.Later on, she made another late PM Friday appointment to “specifically” see me. Ok, no problem. She brought a copy of her New X-rays ordered by the ER, Dated currently. Note This.Then, as soon as I walked in, Nurse Susan just blurted out with a “Snarly Attitude” … “Hey, you broke my back! It shows right here on the X-ray that you broke my back, I can see it, it’s that obvious.” I asked her about the New Xrays that I had originally ordered, and she spit out a flurry of lame excuses. I threw up the X-ray’s on the light-board and … THERE Was Nothing in the Thoracic segments that she had been pointing to, other than some really minor osteoarthritic changes at the T8 vertebrae, inferior aspect.Incidentally, there was NO Radiologist written reports in the sleeves. Note That. When I asked her about it, she replied that she never saw anything in the sleeves.Nurse Susan, said that “it” happened when I was doing the ROM tests on her back, and that that’s when it happened, because she “Felt It Snap”. And before, she could say anything else, I said “I need to get a file, and I’ll be right back”.Few minutes later, I walked in with about 6 X-ray film sleeves, and pulled out a Back X-Ray taken 7 months ago. I put both the older + New Thoracic spine views, side-by-side and they “Matched”. Then, I pulled another one from 11 months before … Same Exact Findings, all WNL, AND, the SAME minor changes at the T8 vertebrae.When I turned around to see what her response was going to be … She was on her feet, throwing her shit into her big bag, and then, immediately walked to the door and said, “I’m NOT paying for this visit … You People haven’t dome anything for MY PAIN problem.”Caveat - I strongly believed that her Sole “INTENTION” was to Extract an EASY Cash Settlement, by “threatening” to Sue “our clinic, AND, our Providers” for Alleged Malpractice, But, she got Busted, which then made me Wonder just WHO else she had ran her SCAM on over the YEARS, and got away with it before …EDIT update - Keep in mind, that when I noted “our clinic, AND, our Providers”, it’s merely based on the usual Practice by defense attorney’s to “Globally Attach” every MD Provider, in the ‘Chain-of-Care’ from the PCP to the Radiologist to the Hospital’s ER physician’s … It’s often referred to as “Shaking The Tree, To See What Fall’s Out”. However, most good attorney’s will first request all ER, PCP medical, lab, and radiology record’s to be Reviewed by “experts”; Before, entertaining taking Deposition’s, and/or, a Subpoena duces tecum.Nurse Susan - was NOT as Smart as the character, “Nurse Jackie” … So, in view of her nefarious Action’s, I made an official, written, complaint-of-fact to the state Nursing Board, and to the Head of the Hospital’s Nursing Department.Nurse Susan - had a serious GLOBAL Opiate / Drug(s) Addiction (Alcohol too), as well as , many other associated diagnosis’s, and had been given many opportunities to chose various Rehab treatment programs, even outside of Hawaii … But, she choose her Addiction over everything else, and it was HER CHOICE to do so.The last time I heard about “Nurse Susan”, was from one of my colleges who had admitted her for Liver Failure, due to Hepatitis C, HIV/AIDS, Alcohol / Opiate Addiction’s, to name a few peccadilloes …THAT was one of the SHADIEST Thing’s … I’d seen a nurse do … over and over again … until she ran out of Runway … Crashed and Burned.