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Dwayne Edwards: Protection of electronic health data is essential for the medical community
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Electronic records to improve health care
Dwayne Edwards: Digitized medical records improving health care
As we observe National Information Technology week in West Virginia, let’s take pride in the ongoing efforts to transition from paper medical records to electronic ones. Nearly every hospital and rural health center and 1,000 plus health care providers across our state have made the transition to Electronic Health Records.
WVRHITEC Achieves Goal Of Helping 1,000 Doctors Adopt EHRs
The West Virginia Regional Health Information Technology Extension Center (WVRHITEC) has achieved its goal of helping 1,000 West Virginia’s primary care providers to adopt a certified electronic health record system.
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