MADISON — Until a few months ago, some
health-care professionals were just as likely to view the use of
electronic health records as a burden as an asset. Today, with the
COVID-19 crisis nearing a disturbing crescendo in many U.S. states,
those attitudes may be changing.
Experience
thus far in the coronavirus outbreak suggests that digital health
records and related online tools, such as telemedicine, are helping
hospitals and health systems cope with the surge in requests for virtual
diagnoses, analyzing trends in COVID-19 testing and managing cases
requiring critical care...