Gary Gaddis sat down with executive editor Mark Plaster to discuss the secretary of health and human services, OP-15, change in leadership and hospital incentive payments.
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Interesting ideas to ultimately yield more pragmatic electronic medical records, but how do we (EM physicians) begin to move society in this direction? Is this a stepwise process or can this change occur overnight? There seems to be a consensus in our specialty that contemporary EMR’s as less than ideal, but what can EPM readers do to make EMR’s more worthwhile?