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EHR template customization contributes to MU2 interoperability issues, vendors say

Chris Mazzolini

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EHR systems certified for Meaningful Use stage 2 are often unable to exchange patient data between providers, despite this being one of the requirements for attestation, EHR vendors and physician advocates told a government committee.

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EHR systems certified for Meaningful Use stage 2 are often unable to exchange patient data between providers, despite this being one of the requirements for attestation, EHR vendors and physician advocates told a government committee.

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EHR systems certified for Meaningful Use stage 2 are often unable to exchange patient data between providers, despite this being one of the requirements for attestation, EHR vendors and physician advocates told a government committee.

Key concepts: Interoperability, Meaningful use, Certification, Personalization, Government (linguistics), Business, Practice management, Internet privacy

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