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Family Medicine Chief Resident Discusses Electronic Medical Records Implentation via WBIR

WBIR Channel 10 is running a series this week on health care changes, each night focusing on a different group affected by the Affordable Care Act. On Tuesday, WBIR's Robin Wilhoit and John Becker discussed how the implementation of electronic medical records (EMR) is impacting doctors from large group practices to individuals in private practice. In this segment, Family Medicine Chief Resident Benjamin Huff, MD, at the University of Tennessee Graduate School of Medicine, discussed how EMR was already implemented when he entered the Family Medicine Residency program as well as how implementation of EMR is affecting his father, who has practiced rural family medicine in East Tennessee for more than 50 years.

Watch "Health Care Change: From We to Me - Doctors" via WBIR Channel 10.

December 20, 2012