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We are planning an upgrade from CPS 10.1.3.300. So far, this has been the most stable version of CPS that we have ever been on (still far from perfect). So my question is, should I upgrade to 11.1.1, or make the bigger leap to the latest version of 12? We are not pursuing MU phase 2 so the only reason to upgrade at this point is ICD10 support. Both 11 and 12 should handle ICD10, so the biggest deciding factor for me would be stability. Which version has the least bugs?
Steve Peterson
Circle of Life Women's Center
Posted : June 26, 2014 1:55 am
We are still evaluating it, but 11.1.3 seems to be the least buggy incarnation of 11.
Posted : June 26, 2014 2:36 am
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JClarkLRGH said:
We are still evaluating it, but 11.1.3 seems to be the least buggy incarnation of 11.
How do I go about getting a newer version like 11.1.3? If I go to the website and request media, they only have the option of 11.1.1.
Posted : June 26, 2014 2:52 am
Are you pursuing Stage 1 MU? It was my understanding if you are doing any stage of MU in 2014 you will need to upgrade to 12.
Posted : June 26, 2014 5:52 am
".0" of any software is usually a bad idea
Posted : July 15, 2014 3:24 am
sborchardt said:
Are you pursuing Stage 1 MU? It was my understanding if you are doing any stage of MU in 2014 you will need to upgrade to 12.
CPS 11 is still a MU Stage 1 certified product.
Posted : July 15, 2014 3:49 am
mrnevetz said:
JClarkLRGH said:
We are still evaluating it, but 11.1.3 seems to be the least buggy incarnation of 11.
How do I go about getting a newer version like 11.1.3? If I go to the website and request media, they only have the option of 11.1.1.
Here is a paste of the email sent by GE when it went to GA status.
June
13, 2014
Dear Centricity Practice Solution customer,
GE Healthcare is pleased to announce the general
availability of CPS 11.1.3. Here are a few of the issues fixed in this service
pack. A complete list of the contents can be found in the Release Notes
document which is included with the service pack. Release Notes can also
be downloaded from our Customer Service Portal https://engage.gehealthcare.com/community/en/cps/documentation
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Columns in the Chart Desktop now retain their size if the window
is closed and reopened. SPR 52648 -
Care Alert warning messages now display on top of other windows so
the user must acknowledge it before continuing. SPR 53118 -
The medications list in the Renew Rx form now loads the previous
medications correctly. SPR 53810 -
Signing a chart update no longer gives the error “Error occurred
in class , method CMLRouteDocumentDlg::OnSign”. SPR 56411 -
Cases opened prior to CPS 10 no longer give an error that the
Authorization has expired when opened after upgrading to a newer version of the
application. SPR 49211 -
An alert now appears when trying to book an appointment and
associate it with an expired case. SPR 50580
CPS 11.1.3 can be downloaded and installed from the
Server Setup function within your Centricity Practice Solution software if your
system is on CPS 11.x.
Installation Reminder: As a best practice the SQL
Server Agent should be stopped prior to beginning the installation of this
service pack.
Keeping your Centricity Practice Solution current is key to
success. GE Healthcare strongly recommends customers keep their database
updated to the most current available version. This allows you to benefit from
the fixes we have made and to enjoy any new features we have added. If your
version of CPS is less than 11.0, we suggest you contact your Inside Sales
Representative at [email protected]
soon to begin the transition to the newer versions.
Thank you,
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Posted : July 15, 2014 3:52 am
