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Factors Associated With Adoption of the Electronic Health Record System Among Primary Care Physicians

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2013

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Clement S.K. Cheung, Ellen L.H. Tong, Ngai Tseung Cheung, Wai Man Chan, Mandy WM Kwan, Carmen K.M. Fan, Kirin Q. L. Liu, Martin C. S. Wong

JMIR Medical Informatics

Abstract

These findings identified several physician groups who should be targeted for more assistance on eMR installation and its adoption. Future studies should address the barriers of using Internet-based eMR to enhance its adoption.

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