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Paper vs. electronic medical records
Most medical practices have switched to electronic recordkeeping, but there's still a place for paper.
PrologueMorita Clinic during lunch break. On the desk in the director's office, several brochures collected from electronic medical record companies were lined up. Director Morita: "Company A is cloud ...
PrologueMonday lunch break. Morita Clinic received a server renewal quote from their electronic medical record (EMR) company.
Cloud-enabled, modular and AI-integrated EHRs, strategic partnerships, system integration and cost-effective customization are key growth strategies in ThailandDublin, Sept. 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) ...
Cloud adoption, interoperable platforms, AI analytics and advanced cybersecurity can cut costs, boost efficiency and unlock opportunities in Spain’s EHR marketDublin, Oct. 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ...
Here's what the switch means for patients.
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One patient described her hospital visit as “a little bit chaotic.” “They were using paper charts for everything, but I didn’t feel like it affected my patient care by any means,” she said.
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