Rarely has an “advance” in technology been as unsettling to the user as the electronic medical record, a digitized version of the old doctor’s chart that is driving physicians crazy while not improving the quality of care by as much as expected. Kenneth Mandl, professor of pediatrics at Children’s Hospital Boston, is quoted.
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