Research Paper: Comparison of Methodologies for Calculating Quality Measures Based on Administrative Data versus Clinical Data from an Electronic Health Record System: Implications for Performance Measures
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Paul C Tang | Mary Ralston | Michelle Fernandez Arrigotti | Lubna Qureshi | Justin Graham | P. Tang | Lubna Qureshi | Mary Ralston | J. Graham | Justin Graham
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