Injury Infection and Critical Care
Recent findings from University of Miami highlight research in injury infection and critical care
Published in Disease Risk Factor Week, November 1st, 2009
"We sought to determine whether the EMR could be used to improve attending involvement in daily care, enhance surgical revenue, and lower mortality of patients with trauma. In 2004, the Trauma Division adopted a software program (CARE, Miami, FL) for creating an EMR and implemented a weekly report that was distributed to all members of the division and also to Departmental decision makers. Before initiation, explicit instructions were given to all surgeons that...
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