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Doctors And Tech: Who Serves Whom?

Richard Gunderman | The Atlantic | March 20, 2014

Giving physicians more say in how to incorporate technology into their work is good for patients, and the field. If you want to discourage a worker, subject them to policies and procedures that don’t make sense.

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