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Use of electronic medical records: reminders and decision aids for chronic disease management

Jyoti A Kotecha et al. Can Fam Physician. 2009 Sep.

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Percentage of physicians, by province and Territory, using electronic records: A) to enter and retrieve clinical patient notes; B) for recommended patient care reminders; and C) for electronic decision aids.

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