Analysis of a failed clinical decision support system for management of congestive heart failure

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Analysis of a failed clinical decision support system for management of congestive heart failure is …
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P932PMC publication ID2655961
P698PubMed publication ID18999183

P2093author name stringShyam Visweswaran
Gregory F Cooper
Wendy Chapman
Melissa I Saul
Douglas B Fridsma
Louis E Penrod
Rajiv Wadhwa
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P921main subjectdecision support systemQ330268
clinical decision support systemQ5133829
congestive heart failureQ19000661
P304page(s)773-777
P577publication date2008-11-06
P1433published inAMIA Annual Symposium proceedingsQ27720789
P1476titleAnalysis of a failed clinical decision support system for management of congestive heart failure

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