Supporters of digitized medical records claim that:
A) The number of common medical errors has remained constant.
B) Computerized prescription-ordering systems avoided over seven million mistakes.
C) Electronic alerts prevented dangerous drug combinations from being prescribed.
D) Both B and C, but not A.

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The Answer of Supporters of digitized medical records claim that:
A) The number of common medical errors has remained constant.
B) Computerized prescription-ordering systems avoided over seven million mistakes.
C) Electronic alerts prevented dangerous drug combinations from being prescribed.
D) Both B and C, but not A.

Supporters of Digitized Medical Records Claim That