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Networks in the radiology department and the hospital

European Radiology, 2001
Data networks are a basic technology with regard to an appropriate design of the information technology (IT) infrastructure for the hospital. Due to the distributed workflow within the hospital, an integrated Hospital Information System (HIS) is based mostly on a set of network applications facing specific items.
Pelikan, Ernst   +2 more
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The Radiologic Department in the Hospital

Radiology, 1929
Since it is the purpose of this meeting to discuss the problem of improving radiologic departments, it seems fitting that I should first set down the factors that in my opinion are necessary for the maintenance of an ideal radiologic service in a hospital.
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Utilization of the Hospital Emergency Department

Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 1971
Hospital emergency services handle largely routine "walk-in" cases, the numbers of which are increasing rapidly. A classification of cases into self referrals, professional referrals, and contract cases is used to characterize the emergency department clientele in central urban public hospitals, voluntary teaching hospitals, proprietary hospitals ...
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Goal Setting in Hospital Departments

Health Care Management Review, 1981
M H, Dyck, C, Weppler, A, Woodruff
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Population Access to Hospital Emergency Departments: The Spatial Analysis in Public Health Research

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2022
Izabela Racka   +2 more
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The correlation of the departments of the hospital

1932
Today the hospital has a fourfold work. Although all of the work surrounds the first ideal, care of the patient, the hospital may also be considered a school as within its walls doctors, in­terns, nurses, medical students, laboratory technicians, and others are being taught their part in helping the patient.
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