Electronic Health Records in Ambulatory Care — A National Survey of Physicians

Overview of attention for article published in New England Journal of Medicine, June 2008

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@miminkhuro ini contoh yg ambulatory care system, contoh tok lho yo (liat tabel 1) http://t.co/BCUOMP2aR7 TA-mu tetep yg kita bicarakan tadi

T4: New England Jrnl of Med '08 physician respondents http://t.co/wRc7zeAjKx. Have their attitudes changed? More trust of e-data? #hitsm

@kb_hale http://t.co/UJXj2HIe http://t.co/Ss6lB3At Something like thattt maybe

RT @deansittig: #EHRUsability In http://t.co/viy1Oyk Financial barriers were viewed as having the greatest effect on adoption of EHRs which lead to HITECH

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