|Articles|August 16, 2011

Poll of the Week – The 'Value' of Meaningful Use

Is the shift to meaningful use worth the cost, both in terms of finances and operations at your practice?

As if the U.S. economy isn't bad enough, physicians also have to contend with what practice-based investments they have to make for the coming years, according to Practice Notes blogger J. Scott Litton. In a recent blog, Litton asks the question of whether meaningful use's promised payoff is worth the changes needed by practices. What do you think?

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