Health Briefs TV Presents a Series Focusing on the Future of Electronic Health Records

March 8, 2013 - PRLog -- Health Briefs TV (health-briefs.com) is pleased to present a series dedicated to the growing emergence of electronic health records. Medical offices nation-wide have taken active steps to move patient files to a digitized system. The informative show reveals how this process works and is beneficial for both healthcare professionals and their patients in an ongoing series focusing on electronic medical records and the future.

The majority of people who visit their doctor are still filling out paper medical history forms. File rooms of these offices are jammed with the records of nearly every patient the doctor has ever had. Today, some people are learning that their history is given to a nurse or nurse assistant who enters the given information into an electronic tablet. This is the way medical records will be kept in the near future. New alliances are forming between healthcare and information technology companies to make the transition easier. Information sharing is also on the way so that emergency and medical professionals in one part of the country can gain access to life-saving information in another, even as its costs are being scrutinized. The Health Briefs TV show features guests who are making great strides in this industry and shares the best in industry information.

The compelling program covers a variety of topics in the medical and healthcare industry. It looks into the best treatment options for those with chronic illnesses, examines new methodologies and sheds light on familiar health concerns in an innovative manner. Health Briefs is hosted by an NFL legend well-known for his down-to-earth personality and his spontaneous sense of humor. The show films on site and airs on regional and national cable television networks. It is a leader in quality programming. Learn more about the program and its host on Facebook, Quora or About.me (http://about.me/healthbriefstv).