The Cleveland Clinic has been a leader in developing a digital medical record system. Now the Obama administration wants to replicate this model in hospitals across the country with an investment of $45 billion in stimulus funds. But Cleveland may not be an easy model to follow.» Related Story: Can Cleveland Clinic Be a Model for Digital Medicine?

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