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EMR
(1) (ElectroMagnetic Radiation) The emanation of energy from everything in the universe. Although the EMR from electrical and electronic devices is typically measured for practical, every-day situations, every object, including humans, emanates energy. Much of it is at levels our equipment is not sensitive enough to detect. See spectrum. See also magnetoresistance.

(2) (Electronic Medical Record) The former term for an electronic health record. See EHR.


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Physician executives who have embarked on EMR implementation have encountered at least three types of physicians; the "enthusiastic participant," the "fait accompli adopter," and the "dig in your heels EMR adversary.
Now that your office is working with an EMR (Electronic Medical Records) system, you''ve decided on the particular software solution for your practice As you consider large hardware or software purchases, you may want to have a professional assist with the implementation of EMR into your particular practice Now that your office is working with an EMR (Electronic Medical Records) system, you''ve decided on the particular software solution for your practice.
Taking a practice from paper charts to an EMR (electronic medical records) system is a large undertaking regardless of practice size Some medical practices have chosen to go paperless in one sweeping action Taking a practice from paper charts to an EMR (electronic medical records) system is a large undertaking regardless of practice size.
 
 
 
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