Drug-drug interactions that should be non-interruptive in order to reduce alert fatigue in electronic health records
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Jonathan M. Teich | David W. Bates | Shobha Phansalkar | Douglas S. Bell | Blackford Middleton | Heleen van der Sijs | Amrita A. Desai | Alisha D. Tucker | D. Bates | Blackford Middleton | J. Teich | D. Bell | S. Phansalkar | H. Sijs
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