Byrd et al. (2013) explored EHR as a core to improve quality in health care in terms of maintaining validity, completeness, and timeliness of data provided from it. Moreover, Cimino (2013) proposed EHR as a means for improving availability, legibility, and completeness of patient information. The growing need to provide the correct information to the right person anywhere at any time in today’s global interconnected world made the healthcare industry to move toward an electronic health record (EHR) system. (Schvartsman, et al., 2008). By implementing an integrated EHR, a healthcare services organization is therefore expected to gain data management speed and accuracy, enhance patient safety and clinical workflow efficiencies,
