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Do electronic medical records really change maternity care? A 12-year interrupted time series analysis within the Quintuple Aim.
Electronic medical records (EMRs) are widely used in maternity care, but their longer-term effects across multiple domains of the Quintuple Aim remain uncertain. This study examined whether EMR use following implementation in December 2017 was associated with temporal changes in health outcomes, pat
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