EHRs allow easy navigation of a patient's entire medical history. Instead of going through Volume 1 of 3 of the paper file to look up a lab result, it's just a few mouse clicks away. Another important advantage is the fact that the recording is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and does not require an employee to extract the graph, nor additional space to store it. The adoption of electronic health records has saved money by reducing full-time equivalents (FTEs) and converting record rooms into more productive spaces, such as exam rooms. It is important to note that electronic health records are accessible to multiple healthcare professionals at the same time and in multiple locations. While a billing clerk views the electronic record, the primary care physician and a specialist can simultaneously analyze the clinical information. However, patient information must be accessible to on-call physicians so that they can review the records of patients who are not on their panel. Additionally, electronic health records are believed to improve the level of