Physician mindset slows adoption of electronic health records ( he United States medical industry exist...)

Physician mindset slows adoption of electronic health records

he United States medical industry exists as an emerging web of competing private and public businesses.

"We know that [EHR] is slow to enter health care practicesbecause our healthcare isdelivered bymostly private, smallpracticesmade up of six-physiciansor less, unlike the U.K. with itscentralized single-payer system," said Barry Chaiken, Associate Chief Medical Officer at

Source:wistechnology.com By Emily Laughnan 05/31/05

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