"Are Meaningful Use Requirements Really Meaningful for Medication Use? ..."

Sarah P. Slight et al. (2015)

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Sarah P. Slight, Eta S. Berner, William L. Galanter, Stanley M. Huff, Bruce L. Lambert, Carole Lannon, Christoph U. Lehmann, Brian McCourt, Michael McNamara, Nir Menachemi, Thomas H. Payne, Stephen Andrew Spooner, Gordon D. Schiff, Tracy Y. Wang, Ayse Akincigil, Stephen Crystal, Stephen P. Fortmann, Meredith L. Vandermeer, David W. Bates:
Are Meaningful Use Requirements Really Meaningful for Medication Use? Experiences from the Field and Future Opportunities. AMIA 2015

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