Does Health Information Exchange Reduce Unnecessary Neuroimaging and Improve Quality of Headache Care in the Emergency Department?

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of General Internal Medicine, May 2012

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HIE Use Decreases Repeat Imaging In Emergency Departments http://t.co/gPU6xmnAvO

Oldie but goodie: When ED providers used #HIE, they ordered fewer CTs/MRIs for headache, adhered to EBM guidelines http://t.co/Mo61ChuyHH

Do health information exchanges reduce unnecessary tests? Study in @journalGIM says YES. http://t.co/6ITm6ME5Yy

Does health information exchange reduce unnecessary neuroimaging improve quality of headache care in ED? #yam http://t.co/ALt8hZwQp7 #hit

RT @danam_rd: Health Information Exchange Not Associate w/ Improve in Overall Costs in Emergency Department ?? #HIE http://t.co/LlEEvdMT

#Health Information Exchange Not Associated w/ Improvements in Overall Costs in the Emergency Department. #HIE #EHR http://t.co/ENngkwaT