Electronic Medical Record (EMR)

An electronic health record (EHR) should first of all serve the priority of patient care. Information is the key. Unbiased medical information is difficult to access, closely held by patent and copyright. Clinicians need a continuously updated database of all medical knowledge, especially the rapidly unfolding genomic information. Researchers need to correlate that new bio-medical knowledge with clinical pathology. Both patient and clinician must feel secure in the handling of that data.

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