Hospital Adoption of Information Technologies and Improved Patient Safety: A Study of 98 Hospitals in Florida.
Journal of Healthcare Management 2007, Nov-Dec, 52, 6
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Most of the studies linking the use of information technology (IT) to improved patient safety have been conducted in academic medical centers or have focused on a single institution or IT application. Our study explored the relationship between overall IT adoption and patient safety performance across hospitals in Florida. Primary data on hospital IT adoption were combined with secondary hospital discharge data. Regression analyses were used to examine the relationship between measures of IT adoption and the Patient Safety Indicators (PSIs) of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.
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