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==Allscripts==
==Allscripts==
:Integrates the free Allscripts ePrescribe website with OpenEMR.
:Integrates the Allscripts ePrescribe website with OpenEMR.


:It requires running firefox and using the greasemonkey addon: http://www.greasespot.net/
:It requires running Firefox and using the Greasemonkey add-on: http://www.greasespot.net/


:The script is available here: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/116438
:The script is available in Kevin Yeh's 7/<span style = "color:red;">'''29'''</span>/2013 post in [http://sourceforge.net/p/openemr/discussion/202504/thread/4bf9f156/ this discussion] toward '''the bottom of the page'''.
::*At top right, click 'Install' button for installation.
::*Also note the 'How do I use this' link below the 'Install' button, which discusses how to install this greasemonkey script


:It has two main features right now.
::*Open the Firefox browser.
:#Find your current patient selected in OpenEMR in Allscripts. This assumes that you have already created the patient's info in Allscripts.
::*Click the link for AllscriptsIntegration.user.js in Kevin's post.
:#Load the demographic information of the current OpenEMR patient into the Allscripts addPatient.aspx form.
::*A Greasemonkey Installation dialog will appear; click the Install button.
[[File:Allscripts 1.png]]
::*Go to the Add-ons Manager of Firefox to ensure that the script had been installed.
[[File:2.png]]


:Feature 1:
===Deluxe Allscripts===
::*After installing greasemonkey and this script, what you should see is a new button in the upper frame of OpenEMR where the patient's Name and DOB are displayed.  This button is just a link to the Allscripts webpage which opens in a new window.  This button is also only displayed when you have an active patient in OpenEMR. 
:The paid version allows you to import patient data into Allscripts without manual input and also allows e-prescribing within OpenEMR.
::*What happens is if you search for a patient in OpenEMR, then click this button, in the new Allscripts window, if you haven't logged in yet, you are prompted to log in.  After you log in, or if you already have an active session, the search boxes will be filled with the current patient's last name and first name, and the search button gets automatically clicked.  Then, it checks to results to see if there is a matching patient (by first name, last name and DOB).  If so, that record is automatically selected.


:Feature 2:
::*Go to the Summary screen of the patient for whom you wish to e-prescribe and click the Allscripts button at the top, to the right of the patient's age.  If the bottom split screen has been enabled, the Allscripts logon will appear below.
::*Function 2 adds a button "Load from OpenEMR" on the page "https://eprescribe.allscripts.com/AddPatient.aspx";.
[[File:3.png]]
::*This assumes that you are logged in to OpenEMR and have already selected a patient.
::*Upon hitting that button, a request for the demographics information is then sent to whatever OpenEMR server you've been using most recently.  This information is then used to populate the form in allscripts.  You can then hit Save, or edit the other fields, or do what ever you want at this point. It just saves you the trouble of typing in the information available in OpenEMR.


:Author of this cool script is Kevin Yeh.
 
 
 
::*After logging, if there had been an account set up for the patient previously, patient data will populate automatically.  If a new account needs to be established, click the Add Patient button.
[[File:4.png]]
::*In the Add New Patient screen, click the Load from OpenEMR button to import the data and click Save.
[[File:5.png]]
 
===Free Allscripts===
:The free version requires manual input of data for new accounts and a second tab in the Firefox browser.
::*Go to the Summary screen of the patient and open another tab for the Allscripts website.
::*After logging in, you will see that if there had been prior patient setup in Allscripts, the data will appear automatically.
 
:The author of this clever and exceedingly useful script is Kevin Yeh, M.D. of IntegralEMR.


==NewCrop==
==NewCrop==

Revision as of 00:23, 2 August 2013

Overview

There are currently two known options for ePrescribing in OpenEMR. Newcrop costs money, but is well integrated into OpenEMR. The Deluxe (paid) version of Allscripts is well integrated while the free version is less integrated.

Meaningful Use

The Newcrop solutions is what is used for Meaningful Use Full certification. If attempting to get Meaningful Use with Allscripts solution, then it is necessary to add Allscripts as a modular element. Both versions of Allscripts will meet the Meaningful Use requirements.

Allscripts

Integrates the Allscripts ePrescribe website with OpenEMR.
It requires running Firefox and using the Greasemonkey add-on: http://www.greasespot.net/
The script is available in Kevin Yeh's 7/29/2013 post in this discussion toward the bottom of the page.
  • Open the Firefox browser.
  • Click the link for AllscriptsIntegration.user.js in Kevin's post.
  • A Greasemonkey Installation dialog will appear; click the Install button.

Allscripts 1.png

  • Go to the Add-ons Manager of Firefox to ensure that the script had been installed.

2.png

Deluxe Allscripts

The paid version allows you to import patient data into Allscripts without manual input and also allows e-prescribing within OpenEMR.
  • Go to the Summary screen of the patient for whom you wish to e-prescribe and click the Allscripts button at the top, to the right of the patient's age. If the bottom split screen has been enabled, the Allscripts logon will appear below.

3.png



  • After logging, if there had been an account set up for the patient previously, patient data will populate automatically. If a new account needs to be established, click the Add Patient button.

4.png

  • In the Add New Patient screen, click the Load from OpenEMR button to import the data and click Save.

5.png

Free Allscripts

The free version requires manual input of data for new accounts and a second tab in the Firefox browser.
  • Go to the Summary screen of the patient and open another tab for the Allscripts website.
  • After logging in, you will see that if there had been prior patient setup in Allscripts, the data will appear automatically.


The author of this clever and exceedingly useful script is Kevin Yeh, M.D. of IntegralEMR.

NewCrop

A partnership of ZH Health Care and Medical Information Integration, LLC (mi-squared) called ZMG created the NewCrop interface for eRx. For more details, see See post number 15 in the following sourceforge forum for details on this features: http://sourceforge.net/projects/openemr/forums/forum/202504/topic/4709788
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