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Journal J Chiropr Humanit. 2008 ;15():2-9
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Abstract/Notes Objective: The purpose of this paper is to synthesize the key concepts of electronic medical records and society-culture-personality relationship upon the educational practice as well as decision making of chiropractors in the new millennium.

Discussion: It is essential for doctors of chiropractic to be cognizant of the fundamental core of the society-culture-personality model as an organizational tool to conceptualize key features of electronic medical records technology. The new form of socially meaningful interaction established through electronic medical records technology may augment communication among the healthcare team and thereby could expand the quality of care.

Conclusion: Electronic medical records technology has the capability to provide the medium for chiropractors to foster improvements in the health care institution in regard to five components: availability, accessibility, affordability, continuity, and quality.

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