Understanding the flow of information into and across EHRs is important for many reasons, it increases the quality of care, it is accurate, up-to-date, have been proven that better diagnoses are given. and reduces errors. In order to maintain this everyone that is involved needs to understand the systems in use so the information is seamless across all areas. This allows the professionals to look at the patient's information and be able to interact with accurate up to date medical history. This gives the professionals the ability look at medical history before the appointment or during the appointment, giving the patient quality, faster and more efficient care.