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The system replaces error-prone manual processes used to administer medications and treatments with an automated method to manage and document care. The purpose of the scientific method is to examine the influence of error on conclusions and using it by testing the null hypothesis behind a medical malpractice case should expose the error-prone opinion of some medical experts. As a former CFO, I am all too familiar with the limitations of spreadsheets--the fact that they are error-prone, time-consuming to manage and consolidate and don't easily adapt to a company's changing business needs," said Robert S. |
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