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A mixed methods approach for measuring the impact of delivery-centric interventions on clinician workflow
2012
AMIA Annual Symposium Proceedings
Health interventions vary widely. Pharmaceuticals, medical devices and wellness promotion are defined as 'outcome-centric.' They are implemented by clinicians for the use and benefit of consumers, and intervention effectiveness is measured by a change in health outcome. Electronic health records, computerized physician order entry systems and telehealth technologies are defined as 'delivery-centric.' They are implemented by organizations for use by clinicians to manage and facilitate consumer
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