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The Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Trust has used electronic medicalrecords to document and share medicines decisions with GP practices and communitypharmacies. Harnessing technology. Technology can also join up and improve services.
I mean, a lot of the doctors moaned and groaned about the electronic medicalrecord, but I was an advocate, right from the beginning. But what I think needs to happen is I think, then it needs to be unique, it needs to be a universal, a universal medicalrecord. I'm just curious to know, how does that compare?
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