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The document discusses innovative research in mobile electronic medical record (EMR) systems. It outlines how new mobile EMR technologies can provide speed, flexibility, and improved decision making through access to patient health information anywhere and anytime. The document also notes that developing mobile EMR systems requires navigating challenges related to security, costs, and ensuring technology coverage while intersecting hot trends in mobile and cloud computing.
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