What is the ultimate goal of electronic medical record system? Can medical records be paperless? What can electronic medical records bring to the medical record room?

First, the purpose of electronic medical records is to save time for doctors to write medical records. Usually doctors write medical records, most of which are repetitive, which wastes both time and resources (mistakes have to be rewritten). This is one aspect. There is also a clear print, and the doctor only needs to sign for confirmation.

Second, of course, medical records can be paperless, and all information is stored in the hard disk of the server. As long as the backup file is not damaged, it can be saved permanently. But some reimbursement always needs paper documents, so some places still need to be printed!

Third, it brings more benefits to the medical record room. All the contents will be saved in the computer (server) and will not be lost. The medical record room administrator only needs to check it on the computer! Some hospitals make a backup copy on the computer for safety, and also need a paper copy.

We mainly do hospital information software, so we know something about this. In recent years, electronic medical records have developed the fastest.