When Thomas Pascuzzi, M.D. opened his first MD Urgent Care clinic in 2008 in Albuquerque, N.M., he sought a fast and easy way for him and his six full-time physicians to document, access and archive patient encounters electronically. But like many ambulatory care practices operating on tight budgets, getting onboard the technology bandwagon was financially out of the question. Nonetheless, this all-too-familiar conundrum quickly turned into opportunity. Read more about Physicians at urgent care clinic implement ‘hybrid’ EHR
Physicians at urgent care clinic implement ‘hybrid’ EHR
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