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See Latest ArticlesStimulating EMR adoption
American Medical News , 11/25/09
Dolan PL – Availability of government stimulus money, combined with hospitals being allowed to finance portions of physicians' electronic medical record systems, could make EMR adoption a veritable bargain. Or the stimulus money could make hospital systems less eager to help pay for your EMR, figuring that government funds will instead.
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