Effect of computerized physician order entry and a team intervention on prevention of serious medication errors.
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D. Bates | L. Leape | N. Laird | J. Teich | D. Cullen | E. Burdick | L. Petersen | D. Seger | B. Shea | M. Hickey | S. Kleefield | M. Vander Vliet
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