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EHR Resources - EHR: The Prescription for the Medical Records Problem
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While the quality of healthcare advances by leaps and bounds, the problems include escalating costs, privacy issues, and an inefficient flow of information for proper care. Unfortunately, there is no one product or service capable of completely handling these three issues, however an existing concept, Electronic Health Records, addresses them in degrees.
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