The CPR: getting physicians on board.
The CPR is a powerful concept. In practice, it collects and presents information. It communicates among patients, health plans and all who participate in the healthcare delivery process. The CPR's value extends from supporting better clinical decision making to helping save time and money while making the clinical practice more rewarding. To get the CPR working in your organization, you must ensure that, aside from all the data collection and analysis benefits it might provide healthcare planners, the system must actively support and reward the clinicians who use it every time they come into contact with it.
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