When did the first commercially successful Electronic Health Record (EHR) system gain widespread adoption in U.S. hospitals?

Electronic Health Records (EHR) revolutionized how medical information is stored, accessed, and shared among healthcare providers. This technology transformed patient care coordination, reduced medical errors, and improved clinical decision-making. But do you know when this crucial medical product development first gained significant traction in the healthcare industry? Test your knowledge about this pivotal innovation in medical product history.

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Late 1970s, following the development of mainframe hospital information systems
Mid-1990s, after the Institute of Medicine published reports on medical errors and EHR benefits
Early 2000s, following HIPAA legislation that mandated electronic medical records
2009, after the HITECH Act provided financial incentives for EHR adoption