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Digital Health Records.

by Richard McKinnon at 01:48PM (PDT) on October 3, 2005 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

A personal electronic health record is the nirvana for cost savers and better medicine advocates. One button access to previous health decisions and problems? Perfect. Republican Congressman Jon Porter wants the Federal Government to mandate this for its own employees. 4 million bureaucrats would be given credit card size electronic records within five years. It's a start to healthcare's needed shakeup.

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