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Since becoming generally available in March, Apple's new Health Record mobile patient health record aggregator has generally won praise from two hospitals that beta tested the app.
After touting the electronic medical record (EMR) feature in its iOS 11.3 release, Apple said that – as of last week – 39 hospitals have signed up to test the software, which will allow patients and healthcare providers to interact on iPhones and iPads. Officials at two of those institutions, Johns Hopkins and Penn Medicine, see promise in how the field is evolving.