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Perspect Health Inf Manag2017;14(Spring):1e.January 1, 2017Journal Article

The Impact of Order Source Misattribution on Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE) Performance Metrics.

George A Gellert1, Linda Catzoela2, Lajja Patel3, Kylynn Bruner2, Felix Friedman4, Ricardo Ramirez2, Lilliana Saucedo2, S Luke Webster5, John A Gillean2
1Department of Health Informatics at CHRISTUS Health in San Antonio, TX.
2CHRISTUS Health in San Antonio, TX.
3MedCede Physician Services in San Antonio, TX.
4Eden Prairie, MN.
5Jvion Inc., in Atlanta GA.
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Abstract

BACKGROUND: One strategy to foster adoption of computerized provider order entry (CPOE) by physicians is the monthly distribution of a list identifying the number and use rate percentage of orders entered electronically versus on paper by each physician in the facility. Physicians care about CPOE use rate reports because they support the patient safety and quality improvement objectives of CPOE im…

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