President Obama is in motion, and electronically with the controversial project to all medical records. The President proposed to start at Harvard Medical School professor David Blumenthal, a federal Health Information Network. The system would allow doctors to exchange information over the Internet. The project is a hot topic with the doctors here in the Bay Area, partly because more doctors are actually doing the Bay moving to a computerized system. In principle, access to information about a problem,Said Dr. Chris Politis, a urologist at St. Petersburg. Many times patients will receive x-rays, visit other doctors and unfortunately we can not have access to this information. This week in Clearwater, the Pinellas County Medical Association organized a seminar to discuss the pros and cons of a health IT network. And while Politis says he understands the reluctance of some, he believes the benefits will help doctors and patients. But as Letitia Stein, a health reporter with the St.St. Petersburg Times discovered, not every doctor is willing to give Bay, the paper files. They say the change could create a very complicated situation. Things that they're done very quickly because right now, do a long time for them. You must click the correct box to find. You're not familiar with the technology, "said Stein. A doctor said I even found that it cuts the time her patient interaction because it has put things in their files. There's also concern aboutClick ...
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