TRANSFORMING HEALTHCARE WITH EHRS: IMPROVING OUTCOMES AND ACCELERATING MEDICAL RESEARCH There is increasing global interest in electronic health records (EHRs). As technology and innovation continue to reshape the healthcare industry, governments and organizations are prioritizing the delivery of better health services to the public. You’ve likely heard about EHRs or electronic medical records (EMRs) and their impact on healthcare through their fast-paced functionality and interoperability. EHRs are designed for multiple purposes and offer the significant advantage of collecting and maintaining patients’ medical information in electronic formats. EHRs encompass a broad range of patient-level data, including diagnoses, demographics, vital signs, problem lists, medications, and lab results. They serve as a vital tool for a variety of core functions such as health information capture, clinical decision support, health information exchange, patient support, electronic communication, order and result management, administrative processes, and population health reporting. By providing critical, meaningful patient data, EHRs play a pivotal role in promoting positive health outcomes. Today, doctors and clinics are better equipped to meet patient expectations, and the readily available data from EHR systems facilitates more efficient clinical decision-making. EHRs offer more comprehensive and detailed patient information than was possible with traditional paper charts. Primary care providers can now track changes in patient metrics, such as cholesterol levels, blood pressure, and weight, over time, allowing them to make accurate assessments. EMR data supports primary care providers in creating better care plans for chronic disease management, prevention, and screening. Point-of-care EMR data can also inform best practices and fuel research, providing physicians with valuable practice-level insights when data is entered in a standard and consistent manner across specific fields. Health Industry 320 Health Information 1.0K

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