Model Formulation: A Conceptual Framework for Evaluating Outpatient Electronic Prescribing Systems Based on Their Functional Capabilities
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Douglas S. Bell | Adam B. Landman | Richard S. Marken | Shan Cretin | S. Cretin | D. Bell | R. Marken | A. Landman
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