our practice, the emr adds about two hours a day to the work of every physician in our practice. and there's also something called icd ten that i know you are familiar with which will come in october 2015 changing the entire diagnosis system. instead of using a three or four digit number, it will be alpha numeric. it's going to cost anywhere from 30 to $60,000 per physician in every practice including academic practices. so there are things that the government has put on us that we can't do anything about and there's no evidence, for example, that the meaningful use asking somebody when they come in if their father is still deceased which you asked them the last time they were there so those things also consume time. host: as you break down some of those programs? guest: so the issue of emrs, electronic medical records, is something that passed congress early in 2009 as part of what was originally called the high-tech act to actually spur the use of electronic health records by providers. they provided financial incentives if you achieved meaningful use, computerize entry, the ab

is a non trivial exercise, but in addition we have struggled as a group here on the whole future of emr, rhr city wide for our work and we're beginning to see in these contracts thoughtful strategic investment to get ready for that. as we all know it's a very big number, but it's kind of table stakes for the new health care environment so we have to do it and as soon as we can. the joint commission talked about it when they surveyed the san francisco general hospital and made it absolutely clear in order to stay compliant et cetera, et cetera it's hard to think of a reason not to move quickly on this but regarding siemens' past performance on contracts we did not talk about that. >> no, no. again as i said when i sort of skimmed through and i apologize because of the amount of time and as i said in some of the early stages going way back for both our senior programs at laguna honda and at general it required a visit from

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