Rene,

Thanks - I wondered becuase, in the research field, the FDA's 21CFR 11 ruling on electronic records and signatures is now an increasing concern for clinical trials, interesting that you have already got it built-in.

RJL

>Yes, we do have an audit trail. Eats disk space because we store old and new values in memo files. As long as the table gets packed regularly though it's not too bad.
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>Rene.
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>>Rene,
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>>Just out of interest, have you had to add any components for clinical trials (such as audit trails) or has this not come up yet?
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>>RJL
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>>>Hi,
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>>>Medical Manager seems the most established and widely used one. Our system (look at www.clinicsoftware.com) is a clinic management system but we prefer to integrate with existing billing packages, rather than reinventing the wheel. It does have demographics, scheduling, etc. It does do medical history and other medical procedures too, so if they're also interested in that...
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>>>Rene.
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>>>>I am looking for an established VFP-based medical office management application (patient demographics, electronic and paper insurance billing, HMO referral tracking, patient billing, payment posting, reports, patient appointment scheduling) for a 1-doc, 1-office location, 3-4 workstation situation. Soft-Aid offers one which I am looking at. Are there others? Any feedback re: performance, reliability and support for Soft-Aid's or others?