New Study Finds Electronic Records Lower Deaths

Written by Jennifer Flaten

Tuesday, 27 January 2009 05:09

Bloomberg.com is reporting that a new study released by the Archives of Internal Medicine found that use of electronic records lowered deaths and saved on overall healthcare costs.
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Jennifer Flaten
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		Jennifer is a Wisconsin based writer. She has a special interest in technology. Her works have been published in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and online. Her business background has allowed her to work in various fields including; Construction, Accounting and most recently Audio Visual.

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