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|Videos|June 25, 2012
Mobile EHRs and Your Medical Practice
Author(s)Marisa Torrieri
Learn more about the benefits and drawbacks of mobile EHRs for your medical practice in this video.
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Having the ability to access your EHR on mobile devices can help you improve efficiency and do a better job of coordinating care. In this video, Silver Spring, Md., neurologist Andrew Barbash, a mobile technology enthusiast, discusses both benefits and the drawbacks of mobile EHRs for today's practice-based physicians.
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