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Reducing Prescription Errors Through Information Intervention: A Field Experiment in Healthcare Operations
Drug-drug interaction (DDI) errors pose serious risks to patient safety. Existing decision-support systems often require physicians to respond to alerts, disrupting workflows and contributing to high override rates. We examine whether a non-mandatory information intervention can reduce DDI errors an
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