Using the Electronic Health Record in Medical Negligence Cases
Tyler Goldberg-Hoss March 5, 2019
Electronic Health Records can help attorneys for an injured patient figure out what went wrong.
Electronic Health Records can help attorneys for an injured patient figure out what went wrong.
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