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Top 5 Benefits of Clinical Decision Support in the ED
By Robert Hitchcock, M.D. 11:33 am November 28, 2011
High-acuity patients and surging patient volumes combine to make the emergency department (ED) a care setting with high variability and potential for medical error.

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