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The evolution and implementation of a pediatric computerized order entry system: a case study.

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Implementing CPOE is not an easy undertaking. Designing and implementing a pediatric-focused CPOE presented a unique challenge because of the age and weight considerations inherent with a pediatric patient population. Through the experiences involved in an implementation, key elements of a successful implementation include high-level sponsorship, involvement of clinicians up-front in the process, excellent communication and round-the-clock support. When everyone works together with common objectives, milestones are met, and goals are realized.

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Cathleen Glynn, Ronald E Kleinman, Sandra Smith, Catherine Tronni. 2004. The evolution and implementation of a pediatric computerized order entry system: a case study.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15162721/

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