Building a Health Information Technology Infrastructure in Long-Term Care

Elizabeth O. Babalola, Rosa R. Bair, Stefan Gravenstein, Lauren Capizzo, Amy Zimmerman and Rebekah Gardner

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Abstract: There is increasing interest in the potential of health information technology (HIT) to improve quality of care, prevent medical errors, and increase administrative efficiencies in the nursing home setting.

Keywords: Health information technology; health information exchange; nursing homes; patient safety; care transitions; electronic health records (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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