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Healthcare Information Technology in High Reliability Organizations

Dr. Yu explores the role of healthcare information technology in improving the quality and the safety of care that is delivered in the healthcare industry.

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Feliciano (Pele) Yu, MD, MSHI, MSPH, FHIMSS

Feliciano (Pele) Yu, MD, MSHI, MSPH, FHIMSS

Chief Medical Information Officer, St. Louis Children's Hospital

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