New Hospital Information Technology: Is It Helping to Improve Quality?

Suzanne Felt-Lisk

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Abstract: Although health information technology (IT) is at the center of efforts to improve the nation’s health care system by enhancing patient safety and reducing inefficiencies, little evidence exists to link IT to quality improvements and efficiency gains.

Keywords: Quality of Care; Health; HIT; Health Information Technology (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 4
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