NCBI Literature review: Impact of adopting EHR over the Last Decade I have already started and just need someone to finish the literature review. Please r

NCBI Literature review: Impact of adopting EHR over the Last Decade I have already started and just need someone to finish the literature review.

Please read what I have so far and add to work.

I have the abstract completed as well as parts of the introduction.

I would like for you to add to the introduction speaking to the history and introduction of electronic health record and to also go into the impact that EHR has had in the healthcare industry,

Please read the questions i pose in the abstract to know which type of articles to look up and to review.

I need about 1 page and a half to be added to what i already have. apa format 12 point font.

this is the link where I got the article to write the intro. please reference it.

i need about 4 more article to be reviewed, the articles my answer the questions in the abstract. The articles must be from credible source, no .COM.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5171496/ Running Header: Adoption of EHR
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Adoption of EHR over the Last Decade
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Literature Review: Adoption of EHR
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Abstract
The purpose of this study is to identify the impact that adopting electronic health record
(EHR) in physician offices has made in the healthcare industry within the last decade. The study
seek to answer the following research question, has adopting EHR improve quality, safety,
efficiency, and reducing health disparities? Has adopting EHR ensure adequate privacy and
security protection for personal health information? Has adopting EHR improve care coordination
in the healthcare industry? The goal is to analyze research data and determine whether or not there
has been a significant different between adopting EHR in an office setting version none
implementing an EHR system.
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Introduction
The history of electronic health record date back decades. The first EHRs developed between
1971 and 1992 were developed with categorized or relational databases (Evans R.S., 2016). Back in those
days EHRs were used around or added to hospital billing and scheduling systems. As technology advance,
other EHRs that were being developed, such as COSTAR, PROMIS, TMR, and HELP were industrialized
as clinical systems to help improve medical care and for use in medical research (Evans R.S., 2016). With
new technology started surfacing, the inadequacies of the paper record became increasingly more
apparent in 1992. Base on the information that were being brought to light, the Institute of Medicine
advocated a shift from a paper-based to an electronic medical record in 1992 (Evans R.S., 2016)..
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Reference
Evans R.S. (2016). Electronic Health Records: Then, Now, and in the Future. Retrieved from :
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5171496/

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