E/M Coding Alert - 2010 Issue 8
THERAPY: Occupational Therapists Get Their Own Piece of the EHR Pie
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Article Overview
This article discusses a new licensing agreement aimed at bringing an occupational-therapy-specific electronic health record and documentation system to market. It is relevant to occupational therapists, therapy practice administrators, and organizations involved in documentation, outcomes reporting, and interoperability across therapy disciplines. The piece focuses on the partnership behind the system, the types of documentation and workflow functions being developed, and the connection to outcomes databases and related therapy software platforms.
Why This Topic Matters
Occupational therapy practices increasingly rely on documentation systems that support clinical workflow, outcomes tracking, and interoperability. This article helps readers understand a new OT-focused EHR initiative and its potential impact on documentation, benchmarking, and coordination with other therapy technology tools.
What You Will Learn
- How a new OT-focused EHR/documentation initiative was introduced
- What broad documentation and workflow functions the system is intended to support
- How outcomes reporting and benchmarking are tied to the platform
- Which related therapy software ecosystems are intended to be compatible
Who Should Read This
- Occupational therapists
- Therapy practice managers
- Rehabilitation administrators
- Health information management professionals
- Documentation and EHR stakeholders in therapy settings
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