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Medical Economics EHR Best Practices Study examines productivity declines when implementing an EHR

Daniel R. Verdon

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Our landmark study finds a steep learning curve for participants starting to use a new electronic health record system. Find out what kind of disruption your practice could be facing.

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Our landmark study finds a steep learning curve for participants starting to use a new electronic health record system. Find out what kind of disruption your practice could be facing.

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Our landmark study finds a steep learning curve for participants starting to use a new electronic health record system. Find out what kind of disruption your practice could be facing.

Key concepts: Medical economics, Productivity, Practice management, Meaningful use, Medicine, Best practice, Family medicine, Business

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