Effects of computer reminders for influenza vaccination on morbidity during influenza epidemics.
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Summary
The physicians who received the reminders vaccinated eligible patients twice as often as did the control physicians, and the greater use of influenza vaccine in the intervention group was the most likely explanation for the difference.
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- 1992-09-01
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Keywords
Medicine, Vaccination, Incidence (geometry), Emergency medicine, Logistic regression
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