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PPV: Develop a plan for system downtime, slowness, and glitches
EHR Connection, October 13, 2008
“The system is down” are four words no HIM director ever wants to hear.
But system problems are like death and taxes; you can’t avoid them forever. Consequently, managing system problems to minimize their effect on patient care and your staff is an essential leadership task.
Click here to learn how to prepare for worst-case scenarios.
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