Does Information Technology Make a Difference in Healthcare Organization Performance? A Multiyear Study
Smith et al report the results of a study designed to shed light on the actual contribution of information technology (IT) to healthcare organization performance. A multiyear study of medical groups was undertaken to answer this question and provide guidance as healthcare organizations develop plans...
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| description | Smith et al report the results of a study designed to shed light on the actual contribution of information technology (IT) to healthcare organization performance. A multiyear study of medical groups was undertaken to answer this question and provide guidance as healthcare organizations develop plans and make decisions about information technology. |
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