Electronic Health Records (EHR) are secure digital versions of patients’ medical histories, including diagnoses, treatments, medications, test results, and other vital health information. EHRs are maintained by healthcare providers and can be easily shared across different medical facilities, improving the coordination and quality of patient care. Unlike paper records, EHRs enable quick access to up-to-date patient data, support better clinical decisions, and help reduce errors. They are essential for modern healthcare systems, ensuring that critical health information is available whenever and wherever it is needed.