Reduced Paperwork, Improved Communication at All Tanner Practices
By now, most people have probably heard of the term “electronic health record”—even if they don’t quite understand what is entailed, what it will do for them and when they will first experience it.
The move from old-fashioned paper forms and files to electronic health records or EHRs—also sometimes called electronic medical records—is required by recently-passed federal health insurance reform measures, which call for meaningful use of EHRs by 2015.
Tanner didn’t have to look far for a complete solution.