Information technology may not be 'it' for patient safety. Processes outweigh computers in improving quality
Greene, J.
Trustee the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards 59(2): 6
2006
ISSN/ISBN: 0041-3674 PMID: 16796229 Document Number: 597224
While there is no question that information technology (IT) is inextricably tied to the future of health care delivery, claims that it is the cure-all for patient safety may be overrated. The key to success is managing change in organizational processes.
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