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: LawTechTVNew Laws for Electronic Medical Records?
It should be clear that the only way EMRs will be implemented industry wide is through sweeping legislation that encompasses both technology initiatives as well as privacy concerns. You can also expect some government incentives to small primary care providers that are on the front lines and will need economic assistance to achieve the objective. There will be more than a few naysayers but this investment must be made, without getting primary care provider "onboard" we cannot hope to make much progress.
Full post as published by LawTechTV on January 10, 2009 (boomark / email).
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