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Urologists who adopt EMRs cite many benefits, some risks

Thinking about adopting an electronic medical record system? You're not alone. According to a recent AUA survey, just 7% to 10% of urology practices are currently using EMR systems, but another 24% to 30% indicated that they are starting to make decisions on a system now.

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