The high cost of medical paperwork and document suggests that a coherent system is needed. People have implemented complex knowledge management systems in all areas. But the gap is felt in broadcasting. 

Why Electronic Health Record?

The high cost of medical paperwork and document suggests that a coherent system is needed. People have implemented complex knowledge management systems in all areas. But the gap is felt in broadcasting. An electronic health record has been created to solve these problems.

Electronic health and paper records

When it comes to the physical nature of paper and maintenance services, they do not respond to people who are privately used, responding to complex needs that seem obvious. Meanwhile, electronic files have many advantages over paper files.

Simultaneous and fast access to patient data and information everywhere

Given that the information is electronic, it can be connected to the Internet anywhere and obtain the required data.

Transparency information

The information is machine-made and regular so there is no error in displaying it.

different shapes

The electronic information can be saved as text movie photos and so on.

Decision support

As mentioned, post-processing information can have many benefits in making decisions that result in accuracy and lower error rates.

Support for non-medical analysis

Given the complexity of such documentation, they can also be useful for statistical analysis. For example, the number of people with AIDS in a specific geographic area and their average age can be obtained.

Electronic Exchange of Information and Medical Collaboration Two different medical centers can exchange information at two different locations and share a patient's information.

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