EMR

EMR, or Electronic Medical Records, are digital versions of a patient's paper health records. They store medical history, test results, diagnoses, treatment plans, and other health information securely on computers. EMRs enable healthcare providers to access accurate, up-to-date data quickly, improving the coordination and quality of care. Unlike paper files, EMRs can be easily shared among authorized medical professionals, reducing errors and streamlining administrative tasks. They are a vital tool in modern healthcare, helping ensure patients receive informed and efficient medical attention.