Ownership of any EHR/EMR system office-based physicians U.S. states 2017

This statistic depicts the leading U.S. states by ownership of any EHR/EMR system among office-based physicians in 2017. As of that year, Minnesota reported that 97.8 percent of office-based physicians in the state use any electronic health record/electronic medical record system.

Leading U.S. states by ownership of any EHR/EMR system among office-based physicians in 2017*

Characteristic	Percentage of office-based physicians
Nevada	100%
South Dakota	97.9%
Minnesota	97.8%
Wisconsin	97.5%
North Dakota	96.1%
North Carolina	95.9%
Indiana	94.6%
Virginia	94.6%
Utah	94.5%
Massachusetts	94.5%

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Release date

2019

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Region

United States

Survey time period

2017

Number of respondents

around 10,000

Method of interview

Telephone interviews and online survey

Supplementary notes

* EHR = electronic health record, EMR= electronic medical record.
For the United States, Mississippi, and New Jersey, both the estimate and its complement meet the NCHS standard of reliability. For all other states, estimates meet the NCHS standard of reliability, their complement does not.
Using any EHR/EMR was defined by physicians answering "yes" to use of an electronic health record system at the reporting location. Having a certified system was defined by physicians answering “yes” to having a current system that “meet meaningful use criteria defined by the Department of Health and Human Services.”

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