An innovative mobile approach for patient safety services: the case of a Taiwan health care provider.

Chia Chen Chao; Wen Yuan Jen; Ming Chien Hung; Yu Chuan Li; Y.P Chi

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An innovative mobile approach for patient safety services: the case of a Taiwan health care provider.

August 22, 2007

Chao CC, Jen WY, Hung MC, et al. Technovation. 2007;27(6-7).

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This article describes a mobile communication system to support patient safety and discusses experience with the technology during its trial period.

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