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Why the EHR documentation burden needs to be solved

Posted: Jun 27, 2016
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Surgeons want to operate. Family practitioners want to help patients. The healthcare industry needs to advance productivity and efficiency in the EMR patient documentation area for all to win.


Category: Patient Data Transcription
Tags : EMR, Patient data, EHR documentation

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