"roseliza" <roselizazainy[at]gmail.com> wrote:

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Perhaps the patient's chief complaint is that his taxes are
too high. Or maybe some people in the medical field can't
tell the difference between FDA and IRS.

A quick google search shows that this precise question, word
for word, is in a FAQ for erecordmanagement.com, which seem
to have nothing at all to do with taxes.

Stu

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Can ERM-EMR have built in intelligence to ask specific
questions based on the patient's chief complaint?

Moderator:
How is this tax-related?

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