They concluded that readily available, comprehensive, integrated clinical information reduced use of ambulatory care while maintaining quality.
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J. Antas
The British Medical Journal published an article [BMJ 2005;330:581 (12
March)] by Garrido et al. reporting the results of a retrospective,
serial, cross sectional study on the effect of electronic health records
(EHR) in ambulatory care.
They concluded that readily available, comprehensive, integrated clinical information reduced use of ambulatory care while maintaining quality.
They concluded that readily available, comprehensive, integrated clinical information reduced use of ambulatory care while maintaining quality.
