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23% of medical practices considering EHR switch, survey reveals

Brandon Glenn

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Dissatisfied EHR users reported problems interfacing with other software, overly complex connectivity and networking schemes, and concerns related to integration with mobile devices.

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Dissatisfied EHR users reported problems interfacing with other software, overly complex connectivity and networking schemes, and concerns related to integration with mobile devices.

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Dissatisfied EHR users reported problems interfacing with other software, overly complex connectivity and networking schemes, and concerns related to integration with mobile devices.

Key concepts: Practice management, Family medicine, Medicine, Medical economics, Business, Medical emergency, MEDLINE, Political science

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