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Connecticut practice settles EHR-related malpractice lawsuit for $2M | News from healthcareitnews.com

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Connecticut practice settles EHR-related malpractice lawsuit for $2M
A couple said they’d requested genetic testing during pregnancy that was never performed; their lawyer points to the facility’s electronic health record as a possible cause.
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