Often considered to be the same, Electronic Health Records (EHR) and (Electronic Medical Records) EMR differ from each other in more ways than one. From the usage to accessibility, both have its own set of utilities. Outlined below are some of the major differences and similarities between the two to understand their attributes better. EHR Vs. EMR EHR…
DetailsGone are the long haul days when the healthcare professionals used to be dependent on a stack of papers to maintain the patient’s records. Electronic Health Records or EHR system has transformed the work processes of the healthcare industry and streamlined the medical practice system to a large extent. Let’s skim over some of the…
DetailsAs alarming as it may sound, surveys reveal that medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the United States, after heart disease and cancer. If you’re into healthcare business, then it’s high time you take a call and decide on the type of record system you want to count on for streamlining…
DetailsElectronic Health Record (EHR) has become the need of the hour for healthcare professionals who admit that it has made it easier for them to cope with the cumbersome task of managing health records. Studies reveal, 80% of all healthcare data remain unstructured, and this calls for hassle-free management with advanced tools like EHR for…
DetailsWhat is EMR? EMR stands for Electronic Medical Record. As the name suggests, it is a system that stores medical data and information in a digitized version. It must be an uphill task to manage all the records of the patients on paper. EMR not only makes the task of healthcare professionals a lot more efficient but…
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