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Bush's backing of digital medical records seen as boost to healthcare
By Jack Beaudoin 12:00 am January 23, 2004
By Jack Beaudoin, editorThe push for an electronic health record received a major boost Tuesday when President George W. Bush identified a computerized patient record as part of the cure for the n...

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