
doi: 10.1503/cmaj.1080032
A recent editorial by Ken Flegel repeats the purported advantages of keeping electronic medical records.[1][1] The results of the electronic conversion of paper records in other industries suggest that such a conversion in medicine will be a boon to patients, payers and providers. Surprisingly,
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