Dr. Kevin Olsen spends up to 12 hours most weekends hunched over a laptop doing something he hates. The Scranton cardiologist updates his patients’ electronic medical or health records, often called EMRs or EHRs.
Electronic Medical Records Are A Burden Or The Future, Depending On Who You Ask
BY JON O'CONNELL, STAFF WRITER, The Times-Tribune (Scranton)
Sat, 05/12/2018 - 9:00pm
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Topics: Pennsylvania Lackawanna County Scranton
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