health records system

health records system

A system which, as defined in the UK, provides access to individual paper-based health records via one or more electronic indices. Health record systems must be adept at creating, retrieving, maintaining and destroying health records.
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The winners have no easy task: DHMSM's goal is a single, commercial product featuring full interoperability with the Veterans Affairs' VistA health records system as well as private sector systems, while serving some 9.
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Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama announced a plan last week to provide universal health care in the U.S. by 2012, to be paid chiefly by employers and through tax increases on wealthy Americans
Studies have estimated that an electronic health records system averages $44,000 per physician initially, and $8,500 per physician annually to maintain.
IT bill would aid small practices
Studies have estimated that the initial cost for an electronic health records system averages $44,000 per physician, and the systems cost $8,500 per physician annually to maintain.
IT bill would aid small practices
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Confidentiality fears over new medical records
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Combat Casualty Care Product
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Harris Corporation awarded contract for second phase of US DoD health system network
All but one said they use the electronic health records system for documenting patient care at least 75% of the time, and half said they use it all the time.
Small offices underutilize electronic records

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