Medical data goes digital in Norman
NORMAN — The notorious scribbling by physicians on prescription orders and medical records could become an eye-straining thing of the past.
The computer pad physician Brian Yeaman carries while making his rounds indicates how the transition will take place.
The pad is tied to Norman Regional Hospital System patient records, which holds data on medical tests, X-rays, prescriptions, drug allergies and anythi...
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