Electronic medical record

Over the next five years, more than half of all doctors in Vermont are expected to install electronic medical

Over the next five years, more than half of all doctors in Vermont are expected to install electronic medical record systems in their offices. Doctors say the new records will allow ins...

Electronic medical records require a huge investment and significant "upkeep.' This "cost of ownership" puts a big doubt upon EMR projects as a cost-reducing endeavor. Rather, EMR's should bett...

The Wall Street Journal earlier this week published the results of a poll it commissioned on the benefits (and one would hope, the potential risks) of an electronic medical record (EMR, also k...

[Note: This afternoon, I notified Congress we (the Administration) support a requirement that doctors adopt e-prescribing and electronic

Electronic storing of medical records is preferred by modern medical institutions because of the huge volume of patient data being accumulated. Also, it makes it very easy to inco...

[Note: This afternoon, I notified Congress we (the Administration) support a requirement that doctors adopt e-prescribing and electronic medical records in order to get the full Sustainable Gr...

However, this confidence increases to half (50 percent) for those who have an electronic medical record. About one-fourth (26 percent) of adults say they use some form of electronic medical ...

However, this confidence increases to half (50 percent) for those who have an electronic

Today, there are two forms of electronic medical records. The relatively new web-based PHRs are designed to be individually controlled and potentially portable. Electronic medical records