Journal: CMAJ Open

Article Title: Effects of implementing electronic medical records on primary care billings and payments: a before–after study

doi: 10.9778/cmajo.20120039

Figure Lengend Snippet: Mean number of billings and payments received for office visits per month before and after implementing electronic medical records (EMRs) among 64 family physicians who did not change their primary care payment model in the 18 months before or after the EMR start date. FFS = fee for service.

Article Snippet: 12 The database was started in 2007 using a mechanism to extract and securely transfer data provided by enrolled Ontario physicians using Practice Solutions EMR software; the data are linked to the health administrative data held at the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences.

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Journal: CMAJ Open

Article Title: Effects of implementing electronic medical records on primary care billings and payments: a before–after study

doi: 10.9778/cmajo.20120039

Figure Lengend Snippet: Mean number of billings and payments received for office visits per month before and after switching from fee-for-service to capitation payment model among 42 family physicians not using electronic medical records. FFS = fee for service.

Article Snippet: 12 The database was started in 2007 using a mechanism to extract and securely transfer data provided by enrolled Ontario physicians using Practice Solutions EMR software; the data are linked to the health administrative data held at the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences.

Techniques: