Study: EMR checklists improve compliance, promote care initiatives
HIM Briefings, May 1, 2014
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The term "data rich and information poor" has been used to describe EMRs. Patient records are often packed with data, but that data is less than helpful if it is difficult to find at a moment's notice.
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