The EMR market is poised for significant growth, driven by healthcare digitalization, AI integration, and government support.

Three recent surveys showed that the adoption of electronic health record systems amongst U.S. physicians and hospitals is increasing. A survey by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s ...

— A new $100 million electronic medical records system is intended to improve health care, efficiency and provide patients easy access to their information, Wellmont Health System officials said ...

GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) - Accessing medical records will soon be easier for patients of one Georgetown County healthcare system. The MUSC affiliate Tidelands Health announced they will be ...

For U.S. businesses, a national electronic medical records system means better productivity, cost savings, and an environment that promotes a healthier, more resilient workforce. The Fast Company ...

Doctors often must make critical decisions in minutes, relying on incomplete information. While electronic health records ...

On March 1, 2013, WCA Hospital took a large step to make it easier and faster to process and access medical information. That was the day the hospital went “live” with its new electronic medical ...

The Veterans Affairs Department’s fumbling effort to replace its decadesold electronic health records system has strained its relationship with Congress to the breaking point. Anger about the project ...

The Pentagon and Department of Veterans Affairs launched a shared electronic health record system at a Chicago hospital on Saturday, completing the military's adoption of the system and moving the VA ...

Over the past few years, I’ve posted many blogs about the importance of transport standards. Once a transport standard is widely adopted, content will seamlessly flow per Metcalfe’s law. We already ...

Frederick Health Hospital’s electronic medical records system went back online on Tuesday after being down for about three weeks following a ransomware attack, the hospital’s CEO Tom Kleinhanzl said ...