If one EHR vendor is designing a technology that is not completely compatible with other systems and using its market clout to pressure providers to buy its product, doesn't this raise some serious legal concerns about anticompetitive behavior?
Al Franken: “If one EHR vendor is designing a technology that is not completely compatible with other systems and using its market…”
On the recordJuly 22, 2015
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Franken questions the legality of EHR vendors' market practices.
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