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Nursing Administration Quarterly, 1997
This article describes the selection, design, and implementation of a clinical information system that includes order entry, results reporting, physical assessments, and critical care. The benefits of implementing this data management system such as cost savings, chart-as-you-go documentation, use of wireless technology, online quality improvement ...
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This article describes the selection, design, and implementation of a clinical information system that includes order entry, results reporting, physical assessments, and critical care. The benefits of implementing this data management system such as cost savings, chart-as-you-go documentation, use of wireless technology, online quality improvement ...
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Physician adoption of a clinical information system
International Journal of Information Systems and Change Management, 2011This paper discusses the success of clinical information systems, which is largely determined by the degree of adoption by the key user groups, such as physicians. Healthcare and technology research therefore has used technology acceptance and adoption as a key construct in their studies.
Ibrahim M. Abbass +3 more
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A Computerized Information System for a Pain Clinic
Methods of Information in Medicine, 1987SummaryThe concept of the pain clinic constitutes a recent medical development requiring a thorough documentation of patient-related data in order to achieve reasonable standards in diagnosis and treatment, to ensure that the follow-up maintains these standards and to supply necessary data for research on the epidemiology, etiology, and therapy of ...
J, Hildebrandt +3 more
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Proceedings of the 32nd Annual Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences. 1999. HICSS-32. Abstracts and CD-ROM of Full Papers, 1999
A great deal has transpired in Clinical Information Systems during the past year. Hospital Information Systems are becoming sufficiently sophisticated that they are now being used as integrated system management tools. More and more hospitals and clinics are installing electronic medical record systems.
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A great deal has transpired in Clinical Information Systems during the past year. Hospital Information Systems are becoming sufficiently sophisticated that they are now being used as integrated system management tools. More and more hospitals and clinics are installing electronic medical record systems.
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Design of an Oncology Clinical Information System
Proceedings of the 1977 annual conference on - ACM '77, 1977The use of complex multimodality treatment plans and the necessity for detailed, precisely timed collection of measurements of tumor response, drug toxicity, biochemical markers, and other specific parameters of therapeutic evaluation has created the need for a clinically oriented data system which can assist the oncologist in the organization ...
Bruce I. Blum, Raymond E. Lenhard Jr.
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A System for the Management of Clinical Information in Orthopaedics
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1982Clinical research in orthopedics is especially dependent upon long-term patient studies. The meticulous, time consuming record keeping which such studies require is often prohibitive. Primarily to resolve this dilemma, but also to improve the organization and use of published biomedical literature in an academic, orthopedic department, a Clinical ...
A A, White, M E, Kolisch, M E, McBride
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Implementing an Integrated Clinical Information System
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1988The authors examine the vital role nursing professionals have played in the successful implementation of a sophisticated computer system at a regional medical center in the midwest. From preselection analysis through training and implementation, nurses have assumed primary responsibility for managing the multifaceted adaptation and installation of a ...
S, Denger, D, Cole, H, Walker
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The Clinical Information System
2006The case study described in this chapter concerns the introduction of a new computer based integrated Clinical Information System (CIS) into a British National Health Services Trust-the Sunrise Trust. At the time of the study most of the system modules had been developed and were being tested largely for technical aspects.
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The HP CareVue clinical information system
International journal of clinical monitoring and computing, 1997The HP CareVue system is an object-oriented, client-server system optimized for critical care, inpatient and special care environments. It is a fully graphical system, highly visual in its mode of operation, which requires no commands to operate. Data review may be performed by clinical users without specific instructions.
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Searching for Answers on a Clinical Information System
Methods of Information in Medicine, 1995Abstract:We examined observational data on the use of a clinical computing system in an effort to develop an empirical model of clinicians’ information needs. Clinicians turn to information systems most often to review the results of diagnostic studies. After that clinicians turn to information systems most often for communication.
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