Today’s Electronic Health Record System

Finally, the Productivity Engine You’ve Been Waiting For

Electronic health records (EHRs) began in the 1960s with a bold promise: to revolutionize health care by making health data easier to capture, manage, and share. Yet, for many years, EHRs failed to live up to expectations, creating frustration among clinicians and draining productivity. But times have changed.

Thanks to years of refinement and the power of artificial intelligence, EHRs are now fulfilling their potential. They are no longer just a tool; they are a productivity engine that is reshaping the way health care works.