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E-mail triage.

R Davidhizar·R Shearer
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This article describes how hospital managers can use principles of triage when sending and receiving e-mail. It also discusses when e-mail should not be used, and when personal communication should occur.

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Computer Communication NetworksConfidentialityHospital AdministratorsHospital Communication SystemsHumansInformation ManagementInterprofessional RelationsUnited StatesJournal Article

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R Davidhizar, R Shearer. 2001. E-mail triage.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00126450-200120020-00003

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