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Home » Products » Presentations » Avoiding EHR-Related Unintended Consequences

Avoiding EHR-Related Unintended Consequences

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Video presentation on “Avoiding EHR-Related Unintended Consequences” at the Children’s Hospital of Pennsylvania in 2012.

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