Computerized Patient Record (CPR):
A computerized patient record may be casually used as meaning the same thing as an Electronic Medical record (EMR) or Electronic Health Record (EHR). However, CPR is technically a single patient’s clinical data stored in a computer.
EMR and EHR are also terms that are casually used interchangeably. Officially, however, there are some differences between EMR and EHR.
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