According to the report, more than 400 large hospitals do not currently have an EHR system, providing an opportunity for the market to keep evolving.
“This mass migration [to EHRs] is clearly not over,” said Colin Buckley, one of the report’s authors, according to a Healthcare Global report. “The question is which way [hospitals without EHRs] will go and which factors will guide that decision.”
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