Electronic Health Records (EHR) are digitalized versions of a patient's medical history that their provider maintains. These reports include essential clinical and administrative data relevant to an individual's care under a healthcare provider. An EHR health system automates access to information, streamlines the clinician's workflow, empowers evidence-based decision making, quality management, and outcomes reporting. Examples of reports include progress notes, patient demographics, medications, problems, past medical history, vital signs, laboratory data, immunizations, and radiology reports.