Trusting PHRs. the standards that protect the security and confidentiality of PHR-stored PHi
Pringle, S.L.
Journal of Ahima 81(5): 40-41
2010
ISSN/ISBN: 1060-5487 PMID: 20496635 Document Number: 639972
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