
Opinion | How Complete Is Your Patient’s Electronic Health Record, Really?
If it’s not right there in the electronic health record, did it really happen? Every once in a while (maybe more often than that), a
If it’s not right there in the electronic health record, did it really happen? Every once in a while (maybe more often than that), a
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