Carter-Wesley, 2009 - Google Patents
Voice recognition dictation for nursesCarter-Wesley, 2009
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- Carter-Wesley J
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- JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration
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According to a Robert Wood Johnson study, nurses spend only 31% of their time in direct patient care. 1 The American Academy of Nursing promotes making better use of nurses' time by using technology, which could reduce activities that are not related to direct patient …
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