Rights and responsibilities of users of electronic health records

Over the last 10 years the governments of Australia,[1][1] Belgium,[2][2] Canada,[3][3] Denmark,[4][4] the United Kingdom[5][5] and most recently the United States,[6][6] have all made long-term, multibillion dollar investments in health information technologies, including electronic health records

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