EMRs (Electronic Medical Records) are a subset of EHRs (Electronic Health Records) (EHR). Because chronic disorders require extended follow-up periods for a cure, dermatology outpatients contain a high proportion of patients with chronic diseases. As a result, dermatology EMRs will be beneficial in documenting dermatological data. EMRs in dermatology also enable for quick, one-click retrieval of historical data, prior investigation reports, medical bills, X-rays, and images of the afflicted body area, which the dermatologist may use to examine skin lesions, rashes, and ulcers.
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EMRs (Electronic Medical Records) are a subset of EHRs (Electronic Health Records) (EHR). Because chronic disorders require extended follow-up periods for a cure, dermatology outpatients contain a high proportion of patients with chronic diseases. As a result, dermatology EMRs will be beneficial in documenting dermatological data. EMRs in dermatology also enable for quick, one-click retrieval of historical data, prior investigation reports, medical bills, X-rays, and images of the afflicted body area, which the dermatologist may use to examine skin lesions, rashes, and ulcers.