Computer ordering cuts medication errors at hospital
A Brigham and Women’s Hospital study finds computerized prescription orders slash serious medication errors by 55 percent from 10.7 to 4.86 per 1000 patient days. The system also improves dose limits, allergy checks, and drug interactions, with initial costs of 1.9 million and annual maintenance of 0.5 million.
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Brain computer implant lets paralyzed man type via cursor
A brain implant the size of a ballpoint tip enables direct brain to computer communication. In a stroke patient identified as JR the device amplifies brain signals to move a laptop cursor and select icons for messages like hello goodbye hunger and thirst. Researchers aim to extend to writing emails and controlling devices.
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