论文信息 - You and your EMR: the research perspective: part 3. Answering practice-level questions.

You and your EMR: the research perspective: part 3. Answering practice-level questions.

> Dr Park and her team have had their electronic medical record (EMR) for almost 2 years. Throughout this time, they have been recording questions they hope their EMR might help them answer. These questions have arisen from practice-management concerns, proposed quality-improvement initiatives, and

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