Panel set to study safety of electronic patient data.

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Panel set to study safety of electronic patient data.

December 22, 2010

Freudenheim M.

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This article reports on a committee created by the Institute of Medicine to analyze the potential impact of electronic medical records (EMR) on costs and quality of care.

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