Better Outcomes Come From Preprogramed Prescription Choices: Study

A new study performed by the Perelman School of Medicine & The Wharton School found that programming generic drugs as the default prescription choice in electronic medical records can reduce unnecessary spending. So reports Penn Medicine.

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