At a glance
- Find reports, tables, and other publications that look at the evolving landscape of electronic health records.
- Available materials include National Electronic Health Records Survey (NEHRS) statistical reports, web tables and more.
- Access older results and publications from earlier NEHRS cycles in the CDC Archive.
Introduction
The National Electronic Health Records Survey (NEHRS) publishes study results and data analysis in a variety of formats. These include National Center for Health Statistics reports, web tables, and MMWR QuickStats.
This page provides materials for the 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2021 NEHRS cycles. Records from earlier cycles are available in the CDC Archive.
2021
88.2% EHR adoption
The 2021 NEHRS found that 88.2% of U.S. office-based physicians had adopted electronic health records systems, with 77.8% using a certified EHR system.
Statistical reports
Web tables
QuickStats
2017
Web tables
- Percentage of office-based physicians using any electronic health or medical record system, and those using a certified system (NEHRS, 2017)
- By selected characteristics (07/2019)
- By geographic classification (04/2019)
- By specialty (01/2019)
- By U.S. state (01/2019)
- By selected characteristics (07/2019)
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Reports (MMWR)
Looking for earlier NEHRS products?
Visit the CDC Archive to find older reports, web tables, and more products looking at electronic health records adoption and related topics.
Content Source:
National Center for Health Statistics