ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS (EMR) SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

An EHR system is an electronic health record, a digital version of all permanently stored patient health information. It operates on a real-time, patient-centric registry that provides information without delay and can be easily shared between different medical departments.

EMR is controlled and managed by a single provider, while EHR is maintained by multiple providers. EHRs provide more detailed information than EMRs and include tools that enhance electronic prescribing, laboratory ordering, and telehealth capabilities.

EMR and EHR are two software programmes for digital versions of a patient's medical information. However, EMR is a concise view of the patient's medical history, as a brief description, while EHR is a more detailed and comprehensive report of the patient's general condition.

The use of AI-powered EHR systems improves diagnosis and treatment, is cost-effective, improves productivity, improves medical image analysis, etc.

The purpose of EHR and EMR is to improve patient care and save physicians time so they can focus more on patient care.

Using an EHR or EMR system provides many benefits, such as easier interactions between primary care providers and specialists, and insurers can save money on repeat tests and procedures.

AI-enabled EHR/EMR systems work to use Big Data for better data discovery, extraction of complex findings, clinical decision support, speech recognition, and generation of personalised treatment recommendations, improving patient outcomes.