Allscripts ranked No. 1 integrated ambulatory EHR by Black Book

Allscripts is the top integrated ambulatory EHR and practice management platform for hospital systems in 2020, according to a survey from Black Book Market Research. 

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For its annual survey, Black Book polled more than 2,000 users of integrated hospital and physician EHR and practice management platforms. The survey measures customer satisfaction using 18 EHR-centric key performance indicators, including accountability, innovation, optimization and client relationships. 

Here are Black Book’s top five cloud-deployed integrated ambulatory EHR and practice management platforms for hospital systems: 

1. Allscripts 

2. Cerner

3. Meditech

4. GE Healthcare 

5. Epic 

Click here to view Black Book’s survey. 

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