EMR systems, or Electronic Medical Record systems, are digital versions of a patient's chart. EMRs are used by clinicians for tracking patient data over time, identifying patients who need preventative screenings or vaccinations, monitoring how patients are doing on certain parameters (e.g., blood pressure readings), and improving overall quality of care. They are often used to streamline clinical workflows and improve communication among healthcare providers. EMRs primarily focus on data within a single practice.
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