Report: EHR Use Can Make Clinical Trials More Efficient

Electronic health records have not yet been fully implemented in clinical research settings, exposing an opportunity for increased operational efficiency, according to a report from Industry Standard Research.

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“While government incentive programs have driven the adoption of EMRs, ISR has found that investigative sites are still in the early stages of optimizing these technologies to positively impact clinical research,” said Andrew Schafer, president of ISR, said in a news release.

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