The Doctor's Office, April 2012
Physician Practice Perspective, April 1, 2012
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For the most part, the first group of providers to qualify for Stage 1 of the meaningful use regulations in 2011-and deposit incentive checks in the bank-were early adopters of electronic health records (EHR), such as Old Hook Medical Associates, LLC (OHMA) in Emerson, NJ, a multispecialty practice that implemented its EHR in 2007.
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