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Massachusetts health system cites costly EHR transition in bankruptcy decision | Health IT

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Gardner, Mass.-based Heywood Healthcare cited a “lengthy electronic medical record transition” as a factor in its decision to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

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Massachusetts health system cites costly EHR transition in bankruptcy decision | Health IT

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