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Single Physician

The product does not have 15 surveys from facilities with 2-10 physicians, but has at least 15 when including surveys from single physician facilities.

Component

Solution that typically includes most but not all components that comprise a complete system or that serves only a subset of the market.

Limited market share

This solution does not have a sufficient number of live customers to qualify for a Best in KLAS ranking.

Not primary

Solution is not the vendor’s lead product in the category but may still be purchased.

Regional

Solution for which the majority of data comes from organizations located in the same, small geographical area.

Superseded

Legacy solutions or other solutions that are not generally marketed or whose marketing is superseded by another solution in the same category.

Emerging technology

Solution is new/emerging and has yet to meet standard data level qualifications. Designation will be removed once solution meets the qualifications.

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