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Implementing Electronic Medical Records Delivers Clinical, Administrative and Financial Advantages
Health Management Technology, 09/16/09

Katz E – Throngs of Americans embraced President Obama’s message of change when he took office. For healthcare providers (e.g., physician practices, ambulatory care, hospitals, and healthcare systems) one change the new administration is promoting is the movement from paper–based medical records to electronic medical records (EMR). As part of the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the government will pay out $17 billion in incentives beginning in 2010 for hospitals and in 2011 to doctors that implement electronic health record systems.

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