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Contemporary Clinical Trials , 05/27/09
Rosenberger EL et al. - Technology has the potential to improve the quality of care provided in the healthcare setting. However, potentially expensive interventions such as that conducted in GLAD Heart should undergo rigorous testing to assure their efficacy before widespread adoption.
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