Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas first asserted then denied an EHR workflow error led to physicians missing Thomas Eric Duncan's travel history and not initially testing him for Ebola. However, the hospital has made some modifications to its EHR since…

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On Oct. 2, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas released a statement pointing to a workflow issue in the hospital's EHR as a reason clinicians initially did not test Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan for the deadly virus.