GE program could boost EMR adoption
Healthcare benchmarks and quality improvement 16(9): 102-103
2009
ISSN/ISBN: 1541-1052 PMID: 19697807 Document Number: 635645
Hospitals with tight budgets will benefit from interest-free loans. Warranty offers protection for future certification requirements. Expert warns that technology is no guarantee for quality improvement.
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