hospital ehr software
Hospital EHR (electronic health record) software is the system a hospital uses to create, store, and share each patient's medical chart — clinical notes, lab results, medication orders, radiology images, discharge summaries — digitally and across departments, so a nurse in the emergency room and a specialist in a clinic are looking at the same record. It is bought by a hospital's chief information or chief medical information officer and used day-to-day by doctors, nurses, and technicians. It replaces the paper chart, the departmental system that could not talk to the one next door, and the older on-premise system that required staff inside the building to keep running.
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