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See Latest ArticlesChallenges associated with electronic ordering in the emergency department: A study of doctors experiences
Emergency Medicine Australasia, 10/30/09
Fernando S et al. – The implementation of electronic ordering has important implications for ED functioning and the delivery of patient care. The complexity of the ED makes it vulnerable to disruption caused by inadequate system design and ineffective channels of communication across the hospital.
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