Patient safety, quality care, and service utilization with PLATO (Physician Leadership for Accurate and Timely Orders): a pilot study.

Barbara A. Brunt; Louise Gifford

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Patient safety, quality care, and service utilization with PLATO (Physician Leadership for Accurate and Timely Orders): a pilot study.

August 26, 2009

Brunt BA, Gifford L. J Nurses Staff Dev. 2009;25(4):E11-8.

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This study analyzes the successful implementation of a computerized provider order entry system, with particular attention to the cultural factors that influenced the implementation process.

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