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Unanticipated consequences of health-care information technology
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality have developed a framework to help hospital managers, physicians, and nurses handle the tough challenges of implementing health information technology by directly addressing the unintended consequences that undermine safety and quality.
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