I believe that Cloud based EHRs would make the conventional EHRs obsolete. The point is, EHRs are meant to facilitate physicians in both recording and retrieving information at all times and cloud based EHRs allow the doctors to do so whenever and wherever needed. Since, all the records and essential information is present on the cloud the doctor does not need to get into the hassle of installing the software and other related issues. All they need is a simple internet connection and the possibilities become endless. Considering the information technology is positively affecting the world, and is likely to do so with the passage of time, the cloud based EHRs would certainly make others obsolete.
Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are used to electronically store information on a patient's health. Electronic Health Records (EHRs) make it possible to access a patient's information from different medical facilities making it easier and quicker for physicians to view and share information on a patient. However, privacy concerns regarding the information stored and the access to that information, still exist. EHRs are systems that is being made necessary for every physician in US. If a physician does not want to include EHR in his practice, then he will get penalty.
Two ships fought but neither could hurt the other this make all wooden warships obsolete
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To hard and costly to make.
Keyboards may even become obsolete as voice activation equipment becomes more sophisticated.
It became obsolete and uneconomical to make.
It might make immobile technology obsolete.
Many believe that projected energy weapons will make conventional weapons obsolete.
That would be a quirky way to describe the situation, to say the least. I don't think it is correct. Obsolete and extinguished don't mean the same thing. Something that's obsolete might still be in effect. For instance, someone might say that "The internet makes copyright law obsolete." That doesn't mean that the internet caused copyright law to stop existing.
Redefine your product and its purpose
Quart is an obsolete unit of volume; pound is a unit of mass.
Obsolete information refers to data, facts, or knowledge that is outdated, no longer accurate, or relevant. This can occur due to new discoveries, changes in technology, or evolving circumstances that make the information no longer useful or reliable. It is important to verify the currency of information to make informed decisions.