Ajit Appari, PhD

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January 21st 2015

Information Technology and Hospital Patient Safety: A Cross-Sectional Study of US Acute Care Hospitals

Ajit Appari, PhD M. Eric Johnson, PhD Denise L. Anthony, PhD

Use of health information technology in acute care settings is associated with modestly lower rates of adverse patient safety outcomes for inpatient and surgical care.

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