Physician Utilization of a Hospital Information System: A Computer Simulation Model

The purpose of this research was to develop a computer simulation model that represents the process through which physicians enter orders into a hospital information system (HIS). Computer simulation experiments were performed to estimate the effects of two methods of order entry on outcome variable...

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Main Authors: Anderson, James G., Jay, Stephen J., Clevenger, Stephen J., Kassing, David R., Perry, Jane, Anderson, Marilyn M.
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