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See Latest ArticlesEMR alerts can signal abnormal tests, but some doctors dont use them
American Medical News , 10/23/09
O'Reilly KB – Advocates of electronic medical records believe they will boost health care quality and patient safety by improving communication. But a new study shows that even the most sophisticated EMR cannot, by itself, help doctors always follow up on abnormal imaging test results.
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