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EHR implementation, optimization advice from an Epic Emeritus CMIO
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EHR implementation, optimization advice from an Epic Emeritus CMIO

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Tips for CIOs and other health IT leaders at provider organizations on important elements of these two key EHR processes, from Dr. David K. Butler, who also serves as clinical informatics leader at Calyx Partners where he mentors CMIOs.

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