The Effect of Computer‐assisted Prescription Writing on Emergency Department Prescription Errors
Authors:
- Kenneth E. BizoviKBKenneth E. Bizovi
- Brandon E. BeckleyBBBrandon E. Beckley
- Michelle C. McDadeMMMichelle C. McDade
- Annette L. AdamsAAAnnette L. Adams
- Robert A. LoweRLRobert A. Lowe
- Andrew D. ZechnichAZAndrew D. Zechnich
- Jerris R. HedgesJHJerris R. Hedges
- 1 November 2002
- journal article
- Published by Wiley in Academic Emergency Medicine
- Vol. 9 (11) , 1168-1175
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