There are several key items to look when determining whether the investment is worth it, including the ability to see more patients, the efficiency of claims processing and the fact that many systems have little or no hardware or IT costs. Click here to read the full article.
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Finding the Return on Investment for Electronic Records
The cost of implementing an electronic medical record system is so large that it is important for doctors to be able to see an immediate return on investment, reports Healthcare IT News.
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