CIHI 2010 Changes Coming ...

Just thought that I would drop in a little note to all to let you know that we are currently working on implementing the mandated CIHI (2010) changes to the Clarity Healthcare CCRS, MHRS and NRRS modules. This year, CIHI has made some significant changes to all of the modules. These changes include - new Assessment fields - removed Assessment fields - updated Edit Rules (as always) - and most importantly this year - changes to the Outcome Measures in the modules
The changes will be tested shortly with CIHI (for our vendor testing cycle) and once that is complete, you can begin to schedule your Test Server upgrades at your Facilities - so that you can review the changes for yourself. Stay Tuned

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