Plaintiffs' attorneys now pull the EHR audit trail as routinely as the chart. Here's how to make sure yours tells the story you need it to.
|Articles|January 24, 2012
Poll of the Week – How Patients React to EHRs
Practice Notes blogger and family physician J. Scott Litton, Jr., recently wrote about how his practice improves patient care through technology.
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Practice Notes blogger and family physician J. Scott Litton, Jr., recently wrote about how his practice
"Routine patient satisfaction surveys by our patients indicate that ... my use of tablet computers in the exam room does not produce a barrier to the doctor-patient interaction," he wrote.
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