Newly released data show Electronic Health Records still growing in US
Data released by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggest that EHR use grew 6% between 2013 and 2014, meaning some 74% of US doctors used a government-approved Electronic Health Record in 2014. On a state level, Alaska saw the lowest adherence rate, with just 58% uptake, compared with an impressive 88% of Minnesotan doctors using EHRs. Typically, doctors without access to EHRs were less likely to share information with other care providers, or even within the same hospital. 

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