Allied Professionals Community of Practice

Our practice recently transitioned from Paceart to MURJ. Our transition time closely corresponded with the date that our Paceart license was going to expire. At the time, this seemed like a financially expedient timing, however, we learned that once we are outside of the grace period, Paceart will go to a "single user sign on," where only one person at a time will be able to use it. Since MURJ did not export historical data, (past checks), for a while, we need to look at Paceart, when evaluating patients. We follow over 6000 patients in our clinics. I was wondering if any other practices had experience with this transition, and how this was managed?

------------------------------
Janet Powell MSN, FNP
Nurse Practitioner
Ballad Health CVA Heart Institute
Kingsport TN
------------------------------

Hi Janet,

     So there are a few options, one is a bit laborious.  You can take the last check from paceart and export it as a PDF, and import that pdf into Murj as a "legacy in office" encounter and upload the pdf into that encounter.  it's a bit laborious for sure.  Another option that might be helpful, if you also have your remote data sent to Murj, would be to batch export the most recent remote checks into Murj.  We transitioned from paceart to a different vendor and had to manually upload all the pdf's from paceart.  When we quickly pivoted from that vendor to Murj, we worked with Murj and our remote monitoring partner and opted to get all the most recent remotes pushed into Murj since it was less laborious.  Murj may also have a way to work with a bulk export from paceart being imported into Murj.  Honestly the customer support with Murj has been phenomenal and I suspect if you pinged them, they may have a faster way to get the bulk data imported for you.  

James

------------------------------
James O'Hara PhD, DrPH, DMSc, PA-C
EP APP Lead
Technical Director of Ambulatory Monitoring and Cardiovascular Implantable Electronic Devices (CIEDs).
Cardiac Electrophysiology
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 07-18-2024 09:09
From: Ms. Janet Powell, MSN, FNP
Subject: transition to MURJ

Our practice recently transitioned from Paceart to MURJ. Our transition time closely corresponded with the date that our Paceart license was going to expire. At the time, this seemed like a financially expedient timing, however, we learned that once we are outside of the grace period, Paceart will go to a "single user sign on," where only one person at a time will be able to use it. Since MURJ did not export historical data, (past checks), for a while, we need to look at Paceart, when evaluating patients. We follow over 6000 patients in our clinics. I was wondering if any other practices had experience with this transition, and how this was managed?

------------------------------
Janet Powell MSN, FNP
Nurse Practitioner
Ballad Health CVA Heart Institute
Kingsport TN
------------------------------