Meaningful Use of EMRs Moves Forward with Stage 2

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American healthcare providers continue moving forward with their conversion to electronic medical records (EMRs). More than 3,300 hospitals have received money from the Medicare and Medicaid electronic health record (EHR) Incentive Programs for meaningfully using the technology. The standards for Stage 2 have been announced for the meaningful use of EHR. Are you ready to comply? Sean Morris weighs in on the challenges and opportunities the new standards offer.

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