Reporting Observational Studies of the Use of Information Technology in the Clinical Consultation. A Position Statement from the International Medical Informatics Association Primary Care Informatics Working Group (IMIA PCI WG)
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A. Shachak | A. Kushniruk | C. Pearce | S. Lusignan | P. Kumarapeli | A. Sheikh | K. Mendis | C. Stavropoulos
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