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General: PARA SEGUIR LAS EXPOSICIONES DEL FORO DIA A DIA
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Debido a que hay varios foros simultaneos, recomendamos pinchar este enlace para seguir la exposicion dia a dia:
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When the United States Congress passed the HIPPA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) legislation in 1996, the intent was admirable: to protect the rights of patients in controlling the information contained in their medical records, and to hold doctors accountable for failing to protect that information. The "Portability" part of the act is less news-friendly, but just as important: Congress fully intended to herd American doctors and patients toward the implementation of electronic medical records (EMR).
EMR software solves a host of problems in efficiency and accuracy, but one often-overlooked benefit is data control. Practices and hospitals with effective, internal EMR software are much less likely to outsource crucial components of their daily operations-which means their data is handled by their own employees, rather than someone they neither know nor trust.
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