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Top 20
2005 Best in KLAS
The Top 20 Year-End Best in KLAS Report is a summary of the performance data collected over the past 13 months from healthcare professionals and I.T. Executives.
Included in the report is a ranking of the Top 20 vendors overall, as well as a ranking of the top vendors in key areas of performance.
Vendors and products are broken down into 26 key market segments:
- Acute Care CDR, Orders & Charting
- Acute Care Reg/Sched/PA
- Ambulatory Billing & Scheduling (Over 100 Physicians)
- Ambulatory Billing & Scheduling (26-100 Physicians)
- Ambulatory Billing & Scheduling (6-25 Physicians)
- Ambulatory Billing & Scheduling (1-5 Physicians)
- Ambulatory EMR (Over 25 Physicians)
- Ambulatory EMR (6-25 Physicians)
- Ambulatory EMR (1-5 Physicians)
- Cardiology PACS
- Cardiology Reporting & Documenting
- Community Clinical and Ancillary Systems
- Community HIS
- Decision Support – Business
- Dictation, Transcription & Speech Recognition
- Document Management & Imaging
- Emergency Department Systems
- Enterprise Scheduling
- Financial/ERP
- Home Health
- Laboratory
- PACS
- Pharmacy
- Radiology
- Surgery Management
- Specialty Niche
For the first year, Professional Services Firms are broken down into six areas:
- Clinical Implementation Principal
- Clinical Implementation Supportive
- Financial Implementation Principal
- Full IT Outsourcing
- Planning & Assessment
- Technical Consulting
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