Choosing the right PIMS for your practiceFebruary 5, 2019Love 'em or hate 'em, all veterinary practices need one: a practice information management system (PIMS). There are so many factors to consider when researching which PIMS is the best fit for your clinic. They include practice efficiency, integrations, data security and backup, and impact to the client experience. No doubt, change can be complicated, especially when transitioning to a new PIMS. It can often feel a bit overwhelming for veterinary teams that are already stretched thin. However, choosing a PIMS that works for your practice is possible, resulting in overall improvements to practice workflow, productivity, and even team satisfaction. Understand your workflow needs—now and in the future A good PIMS should provide the foundation and infrastructure for a smooth workflow today and five years from now, but you must know what you're looking for at the outset to ensure a successful outcome. Remember, you can't buy software to improve your internal processes if you do not first understand them, as well as your pain points. For example, if your practice is looking to go paperless, consider how a system manages client and patient information, how it monitors inpatient care, and how its mobile functionality works. Not ready for paperless? …
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