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Reduction in adverse events can offset costs of eMM systems

17 February 2015
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By Kate McDonald
An Australian-first cost-effectiveness study of the use of an electronic medication management system over paper-based prescribing has shown that savings from reduced adverse drug events can more than offset the cost of implementing the system. In a paper published recently in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association (JAMIA), researchers led by Macquarie University’s […]

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