Use of Electronic Medical Records in Academic Hospitals: lights and shadows

Armando Suppa L. B. Orlandi A. Zardini Paul Pierce

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This work analysed the experience of developing and implementing an electronic medical record, core element of a EHR, by the Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria Integrata (Integrated NHS-University Hospital) of Verona and identified the critical factors in the system implementation, its organizational impact, and the effects on clinical practice as perceived by the system’s users.

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