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With daily news of bush fires in Australia, wildfires in California, melting glaciers and historic floods, more and more people are recognizing that climate change
Source: Kaiser Permanente
Health Information Technology Can Create Significant Environmental Benefit OAKLAND, Calif. — An analysis by Kaiser Permanente shows that use of health information technology can dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions and produce other important environmental savings. The study, published in the May issue of Health Affairs, estimates that electronic health records could lower carbon dioxide emissions by as much as 1.7 million tons across the entire U.S. population.
Health Information Technology Can Create Significant Environmental Benefits
The study was built on a unique model that evaluated the effects of EHR use on greenhouse gases, waste, toxic chemicals and water use within the Kaiser Permanente system; which serves more than 8.7 million members in nine states and the District of Columbia.
Kaiser Permanente operates the world’s largest private electronic health record, Kaiser Permanente HealthConnect®. The analysis found that comprehensive use of health IT by Kaiser Permanente:

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