Workflows are in use across a variety of industries but workflows benefit public health departments in particular. Public health department staff have many requirements and procedures to follow as well as copious amounts of data to collect and manage. In addition, those requirements can change and procedures may need to be updated. Workflows are a [...]
Nightingale Notes Public Health EHR: Overview & Demo July 20 at 9:00 am CT - 10:30 am CT Nightingale Notes public health EHR software was designed specifically for public health. Let us show you how Nightingale Notes can give you a voice with legislators and policymakers and empower public health to address health equity and [...]
Nightingale Notes Public Health EHR: Overview & Demo July 15 at 10:00 am CT - 11:00 am CT Nightingale Notes public health EHR software was designed specifically for public health. Let us show you how Nightingale Notes can give you a voice with legislators and policymakers and empower public health to address health equity and [...]
Nightingale Notes Public Health EHR: Overview & Demo July 13 at 10:00 am CT - 11:00 am CT Nightingale Notes public health EHR software was designed specifically for public health. Let us show you how Nightingale Notes can give you a voice with legislators and policymakers and empower public health to address health equity and [...]
Nightingale Notes Public Health EHR: Overview & Demo June 29 at 10:00 am CT - 11:00 am CT Register Nightingale Notes public health EHR software was designed specifically for public health. Let us show you how Nightingale Notes can give you a voice with legislators and policymakers and empower public health to address health [...]
Electronic Health Records (EHRs) or Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) can usually be categorized as either "installed" or "web-based"/"cloud-based". An installed software is stored on your agency’s local computers, whereas a web-based software is stored in the cloud. The word "cloud" refers to using online applications which manage and store your data in remote servers spread [...]
Champ Software will host the May 22 Omaha System Workshop! This is an introductory or refresher workshop that includes discussion and practice applying the Omaha System to case study data (see sample case studies on www.omahasystem.org). These events are scheduled and conducted by Karen S. Martin on behalf of the Omaha System and are hosted at various locations across the country.
Champ Software will have a booth at the Omaha System International Conference again this year and we would love to connect with you! Nicole Sowers, Champ Software COO, will be speaking during the Friday morning session on "Adding Value to the Team," on chief health strategists and other trends in public health. About the Conference: [...]
We talked previously about Why Standardized Terminology is Important and now we’ll talk about what Standardized Terminology in Healthcare really means for public health agencies, and their clients. Interoperability Standardized terminology facilitates interoperability. Interoperability, at least in terms of healthcare, describes the ability of health information systems to work together, within and across agency borders, [...]
Ottawa County, KS is situated in northcentral Kansas, right above the junction of interstates 70 and 135. The Ottawa County Health Department was founded in the early 1980s to serve the small county and today, the population it serves consists of about 5,975 people. Amazingly, the Ottawa County Health Department administered nearly 1,750 immunizations to [...]