In the same way healthcare systems demonstrate increasingly rapid evolution, we’ve seen similar impressive changes in HIT. Twenty years ago, few had even heard of an EHR. Today you would be hard pressed to find a healthcare worker who has never heard the term. Yet technology change of any magnitude … Read More
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