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will get in contact with CMS if further help is needed
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will get in contact with CMS if further help is needed

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Hi,<br />
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EHR vendors are supposed to submitt their test data to CMS.gov for qualifying their EHR. What are the step by step procedure involved to submitt the test data to CMS.gov<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,

EHR vendors are supposed to submitt their test data to CMS.gov for qualifying their EHR. What are the step by step procedure involved to submitt the test data to CMS.gov

Thanks

Step by step method to submit the test data to CMS.gov by EHR vendors

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