Impact of the HITECH Act on physicians' adoption of electronic health records
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Eric W. Ford | Saurabh Rahurkar | Nir Menachemi | Stephen T. Mennemeyer | N. Menachemi | E. Ford | S. Rahurkar | S. Mennemeyer
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