Best practices in EMR implementation: a systematic review
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Best practices in EMR implementation: a systematic review
AMIA Annu Symp Proc.
2006.
Abstract
As experience with Electronic Medical Record (EMR) implementations increases, new knowledge is gained on how to make these implementations more successful. Recently, several new conceptual frameworks described in the literature provide a richer understanding of what makes an EMR implementation successful. Using the systematic review process, we attempt to integrate the various frameworks into an over-arching framework that is comprehensive, yet pragmatic.
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