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Exploring benefits of system-as-a-service EHR
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Exploring benefits of system-as-a-service EHR

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Sandra Johnson, SVP, client services at CliniComp, talks about how CliniComp's system-as-a-service EHR model reduces costs for clients through its subscription model and provides an accurate, accessible longitudinal patient record.

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