Ambulatory Electronic Health Record (AMR)
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An Ambulatory Electronic Health Record (AMR) is an EHR that ...
- See: In-Patient EHR, EHR System, EHR Platform.
References
12020
- https://www.selecthub.com/medical-software/ehr/ambulatory-ehr-vs-inpatient-ehr/
- QUOTE: ... Ambulatory electronic health records, on the other hand, offer help to outpatient care facilities and smaller practices. Medical professionals can access patients’ complete medical histories stored in electronic databases. These documents essentially include all records of surgeries or treatment procedures that don’t involve hospital admissions.
In general, ambulatory EHR solutions are simpler than inpatient EHRs, because they deal with a single practice and its patients rather than the complex web of hospital departments that any one patient may interact with. ...
- QUOTE: ... Ambulatory electronic health records, on the other hand, offer help to outpatient care facilities and smaller practices. Medical professionals can access patients’ complete medical histories stored in electronic databases. These documents essentially include all records of surgeries or treatment procedures that don’t involve hospital admissions.
2019
- https://searchhealthit.techtarget.com/definition/ambulatory-medical-record
- QUOTE: ... An ambulatory medical record (AMR) is an electronically stored file of a patient’s outpatient medical records, which includes all surgeries and care that do not involve being admitted to a hospital. An AMR is similar to an electronic medical record (EMR) but while EMRs keep track of inpatient care (surgeries and care that require spending overnight or longer in a hospital), AMRs only apply to medical procedures and care that do not result in an overnight stay in a hospital or that are given in non-hospital settings such as urgent care clinics, physicians’ offices and at-home medical care. AMRs are stored in electronic databases called ambulatory medical record systems (AMRS) that are accessible by doctors and other medical professionals. In combination with EMRs, AMRs allow a physician to view a patient’s complete and accurate medical history.