The use of electronic medical records (EMRs) is widely believed to enhance medical efficiency and safety. However, there is a lack of consistent data from population-based research demonstrating enhanced healthcare quality as a direct result of EMRs. This narrative review aims to provide an overview of the effectiveness of electronic medical records in enhancing healthcare settings globally. It achieves this by examining the existing literature on the subject. The quality of healthcare is influenced by a variety of intricate and multifaceted factors. Efficient training is necessary during the EMR installation process to alleviate the workload on physicians and nurses and maintain productivity.