The report finds that even though a large number of doctors have switched to an electronic medical record system, many still fall short in achieving Meaningful Use. The study also found that as of May 2012, 62,226 EPs had met the Meaningful Use requirements with the fewest percentage of attesters in Alaska (1.9 %), and the highest rate in North Dakota (24%).
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Meaningful Use Still Lagging
Just 12.2% of physicians have successfully attested to Meaningful Use, according to a new study.
So reports Fierce EMR.
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