Executive Summary Business environment and the way business is carried out in the modern world are changing at faster rate. Globalization and other factors have been identified to be the key agents to these changes. These changes have not isolated the health care industry, where today, for efficiency and productive health care delivery, there is need of adopting the most efficient information systems. Medical record processes in most health care organizations are still boggled by traditional manual systems, which remain inefficient and defective in many ways. Many medical errors have originated from old manual system, which has prevented appropriate health care administration procedure and process. As a result, it is established that adoption of electronic medical record (EMR) system is necessary in the modern world. Organizations with ability to adopt the proposed collaborative EMR system possess the power to improve their overall health care delivery processes. Other related medical benefits are likely to be realized, and all these will improve the overall nature of health care in the country. However, for this to be achieved, there is need for top management to be involved, together with other key stakeholders. In this manner, it is believed that collaborative effort and input of key stakeholders is necessary. Lastly, achieving objectives of collaborative EMR system requires a clear implementation plan, which gives overall strategies to be used to ensure goals and objectives of the new system are realized effectively. Therefore, it is suggested that organizations, despite their size and nature, need to start thinking on the best way to initiate and develop appropriate EMR systems. Health care Systems Analysis and Design Information systems have become the artery in which modern organizations have the capability and power to navigate through dynamic business environments (Jeffrey and Lonnie, 2005). In this sense, it has become clear that to be able to delivery appropriately to the designated clients and related stakeholders; many organizations are today involved in activities that aim to position the organization at a superior position using sophisticated information system tools. This has seen the emergence and dominance of computers and related information system products in aiding an organization to improve and enhance its market performance and delivery strategies (Jeffrey and Lonnie, 2005). Health care sector constitutes one area where information systems have become an issue that can no longer be ignored or underrated. The health care sector is regarded as one of the most information-intensive, and the need for technology in this sector has increased (Wager, Lee and Glaser, 2009). In carrying out an evaluation of health care providers in the country, one realizes that service delivered has been boggled by absence or inadequate information technology tools. For instance, access and utilization of information in the hospital has been a big problem, whereby un-timely, incomplete, inaccurate, unreliable, and sometimes irrelevant information has been utilized to make health care decisions resulting into adverse effects for organization, client, society, and other stakeholders (Wager, Lee and Glaser, 2009). It is with this understanding