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45. Reducing Medicare Spending Through Electronic Health Information Exchange: The Role of Incentives and Exchange Maturity. (2018). Adler-Milstein, Julia ; Adjerid, Idris ; Angst, Corey.
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46. Information Technology in Healthcare: HHC-MOTES, a Novel Set of Metrics to Analyse IT Sustainability in Different Areas. (2018). Remondino, Marco.
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50. The Impact of Information Technology on the Diffusion of New Pharmaceuticals. (2017). Arrow, Kenneth J ; Bilir, Kamran ; Sorensen, Alan T.
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51. Challenges to Mismeasurement Explanations for the US Productivity Slowdown. (2017). Syverson, Chad.
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52. A Short-Run View of What Computers Do: Evidence from a UK Tax Incentive. (2017). Wright, Greg ; Gaggl, Paul.
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