Just shy of about 6% of people who visit an emergency department will not be correctly diagnosed, a federal agency study led by David Newman-Toker at Johns Hopkins has shown. Can computer-based decision support tools help bring that number down? … <a class="more-link" href="https://podcasts.hopkinsmedicine.org/can-computer-assisted-decision-tools-help-reduce-diagnostic-errors-elizabeth-tracey-reports/"> Can computer-assisted decision tools help reduce diagnostic errors? Elizabeth Tracey reports Read More »</a>

Just shy of about 6% of people who visit an emergency department will not be correctly diagnosed, a federal agency study led by David Newman-Toker at Johns Hopkins has shown. Can computer-based decision support tools help bring that number down? … Can computer-assisted decision tools help reduce diagnostic errors? Elizabeth Tracey reports Read More »

Just shy of about 6% of people who visit an emergency department will not be correctly diagnosed, a federal agency study led by David Newman-Toker at Johns Hopkins has shown. Can computer-based decision support tools help bring that number down? … <a href="https://podcasts.hopkinsmedicine.org/can-computer-assisted-decision-tools-help-reduce-diagnostic-errors-elizabeth-tracey-reports/" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Can computer-assisted decision tools help reduce diagnostic errors? Elizabeth Tracey reports Read More »</a>

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Can computer-assisted decision tools help reduce diagnostic errors? Elizabeth Tracey reports