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Old Issues, New Challenges Arise With the Coming Era of the Electronic Record and Data Exchange

Most of us now have our personal computers for word processing, e-mail communication, and access to the marvels of the Internet. However, our ventures thus far into this new virtual reality are but the beginning. This future, which is upon us, has both promise and risk. As health care has evolved over the past decade, there is an increasing amount of data exchange for quality assurance, guidelines development, outcomes research, billing, insurance eligibility, and hosts of other areas. While some of these tasks are accomplished electronically, much is still paper powered. However, all this is changing.