A new study of electronic health records adoption shows 44 percent of hospitals have at least basic EHR, an increase of nearly 19 percent since 2011.
The study by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Harvard University School of Public Health and Mathematica Policy Research evaluated data to gauge progress toward EHR adoption since 2008.
The research also showed that in 2012, 40 percent of office-based physicians had adopted at least a basic EHR system. These physicians were mostly primary care…
A new study of electronic health records adoption shows 44 percent of hospitals have at least basic EHR, an increase of nearly 19 percent since 2011.
The study by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Harvard University School of Public Health and Mathematica Policy Research evaluated data to gauge progress toward EHR adoption since 2008.
The research also showed that in 2012, 40 percent of office-based physicians had adopted at least a basic EHR system. These physicians were mostly primary care…