On June 24th, the New York Times had an editorial promoting the adoption of EMR. Editorial was a prompted by the recent report from the NEJM on EMR adoption. As one might expect, the editorial generated a number of letters to the editor which make an interesting read as well exposing some of the entrenched issues, vested interests and challenges that adoption of EMRs will continue to face for the foreseeable future.
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