Physician practice EHR use 2012 vs. 2014

Has electronic health record use in physician practices significantly increased in two years? Here are eight statistics on practice use of EHR in 2012 compared to 2014, according to Medscape’s EHR Report 2014.

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Using an EHR
•    2012: 74 percent
•    2014:  83 percent

In the process of implementing or installing an EHR
•    2012: 8 percent
•    2014: 4 percent

Plan to buy or starting using an EHR within the next one to two years
•    2012: 12 percent
•    2014: 6 percent

Do not plan to buy or start using an EHR within the next one to two years
•    2012: 6 percent
•    2014: 7 percent

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