Results of a survey on medical error reporting systems in Korean hospitals.

J KIM; D W Bates

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Results of a survey on medical error reporting systems in Korean hospitals.

August 31, 2005

KIM J, Bates DW. Int J Med Inform. 2005;75(2).

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The authors studied the use of hospital information systems to report adverse events in Korean hospitals. They determined that, while health care technology is being used in other areas, it is not being widely used to report medical errors.

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