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See Latest ArticlesThe Use of Wireless E-Mail to Improve Healthcare Team Communication
Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association, 10/06/09
Adhikari NKJ et al. – Interdisciplinary ICU staff perceived wireless e–mail to improve communication, team relationships, staff satisfaction, and patient care. Further research should address the impact of wireless e–mail on efficiency and timeliness of staff workflow and clinical outcomes.
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