For a decade, the now $28 billion-dollar electronic medical records (EMR) market was on a predictable trajectory with twenty large competitors and hundreds of smaller entrants offering needed software and related services. According to a new market report, Kalorama Information says the EMR market is currently witnessing fundamental changes that will determine how much it grows in the future and who earns the revenue.
In addition to customer dissatisfaction, policy retreats and new product introductions, a new administration and negative reaction among EMR customers are trends the industry will have to address to thrive.
