patient's medical record

How are Medical Records Maintained?

Medical records can be maintained in:
Paper Form: Traditional method, though less common in modern healthcare settings.
Electronic Health Records (EHRs): Digital version of a patient’s chart. EHRs are more efficient and accessible to authorized personnel.

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