Electronic Health Records (EHR, EMR)

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Information and technology comprise the backbone of smart, digital hospitals and systems.
The next-generation of healthcare tech
By by Bill Siwicki 11:49 am July 19, 2018

From artificial intelligence, analytics and cloud services to EHRs, revenue cycle and telemedicine tools, health technologies are changing. Fast.

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Former Sen. Tom Daschle, National Coordinator Don Rucker, Cerner's Kashif Rathore, Sean Martin of the American Academy of Family Physicians and Jeff Rose of Hearst Health speak during a panel discussion Thursday at HIMSS19.

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