What are the pros and cons of using the internet in a medical office setting?

1 answer:

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Pros:
-They can share information between different medical offices quicker than they could before hand.
-It is cheaper to send information via the internet than it is to hand it by hand

Cons:
-Hackers can get access to the medical patient's information.
-The upkeep costsof the internet connection may lower their income.

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