Excellent “paperless” solutions from Fox Meadows are expected to be a perfect fit for ARRA.<\/p>\n
During the turbulent years of the recent Bush Administration, U.S. physicians saw the writing on the wall. Antiquated gathering of medical records was giving way, albeit slowly, to “paperless” electronic medical record-keeping. By 2004, 38% of U.S. physicians had gone “paperless.” It was anticipated by many astute physicians and clinicians that someday the government would begin footing the bill for this imminent switchover. As a consequence of many factors, including lack of private resources, medical professionals hesitated, even balked at the big change looming.<\/p>\n
Now the Bush Administration is gone, although that President too had moved in a direction of universal EMR. Bush’s more modest plan was sabotaged, even ambushed, by a national financial crisis rivaling the catastrophe of several generations earlier referred to as The Great Depression. Now that very crisis of 2008-2009 has become the catalyst (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Excellent “paperless” solutions from Fox Meadows are expected to be a perfect fit for ARRA. During the turbulent years of the recent Bush Administration, U.S. physicians saw the writing on the wall. Antiquated gathering of medical records was giving way,…<\/span><\/p>\n