Electronic medical records were supposed to streamline healthcare. Instead, lax oversight is putting patients at risk: The Five Best Ideas of the Day — November 26, 2019
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1 min readNov 26, 2019
- Electronic medical records were supposed to streamline healthcare. Instead, lax oversight is putting patients at risk.
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