Outcomes from a Smart Infusion Pump and Electronic Health Record Integration: Improved Patient Safety, Nursing Efficiency, and Return on Investment
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A four-time Magnet® hospital successfully integrated smart infusion pumps and the electronic medical record resulting in fewer documented medication events, reduced pump programming time and steps, and improved capture of infusion related charges.
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