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Health Information Technology in California's Rural Practices: Assessing the Benefits and Barriers

The California HealthCare Foundation has released a report on technology's impact in rural California. A summary of the report follows:

Examines the benefits of and barriers to implementing health information technology such as electronic health records in rural areas, including variations in population, healthcare composition, and communications infrastructure. Includes case studies.

Find the full report here.

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