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February, 2012
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Digital hospital records tied to higher efficiency

“Patients treated at hospital emergency rooms that use all-digital-records systems are more likely to have shorter stays than at hospitals with paper or basic digital-records systems, according to a study by an Arizona State University professor.
The findings come at a time when several Arizona hospital systems and physicians seek to bolster their use of electronic health records while the federal government prepares to provide up to $27 billion to compel hospitals and doctors to adopt digital-records systems.”

Article
Ken Alltucker, The Arizona Republic, 20 August 2010
Abstract (Furukawa 2010)

21 August 2010 | Categories: News | Country: United States | EHR: EHR, EHR USA | Tag(s): Efficiency, emergency, emr, Hospitals
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