Electronic Health Records: AMA Offers Blueprint to Improve Meaningful Use Program
Conclusion
The AMA’s blueprint comes on the heels of growing stakeholder concern about the Meaningful Use program, especially as it progresses beyond the initial stages. The AMA is frustrated by physicians’ struggles to meet the requirements and the blueprint is an opportunity to modify possible roadblocks facing EHR adoption in the United States. By offering additional flexibilities for physicians, the AMA believes the ultimate goal of Meaningful Use—improving patient care—will be realized. We will monitor EHRs and Meaningful Use as it continues to impact medical practices around the country.
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Source: Policy and Medicine - Category: American Health Authors: Thomas Sullivan Source Type: blogs
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