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Coordination of Care Lacking Despite Health IT: Survey

Saturday, Jul 04 2015
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A new report published in the Annals of Family Medicine finds coordination of care lacking despite use of Health IT. So reports Healthcare IT News.

While 78% of respondents to a recent survey consider hospital discharge notices very important information, just 38% use health IT to get that information.

The survey also revealed that the most frequent item created by health IT is clinical summaries for patients. However, only 47% of the survey respondents found this task important.

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