Mark Lynn – EHR Attorney

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Mark Lynn is an attorney with a practice in Miami, Florida. He specializes in business transactions and assists physicians in negotiating contracts with EHR Vendors.

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  1. What are the most important issues that you address when you represent a physician group that is purchasing an EHR?
  2. Do the recent changes in the Stark and HIPAA laws have any impact on the vendor agreements?
  3. In your experience, do the vendor contracts adequately address connectivity issues? For example, whether the EHR is compatible with the local Health Information Exchange?

Category: EHR Press
Date: June 9, 2009
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