Clinical automation: reality hinders efforts to fill info system wish lists.
作者信息
Gardner E
出版信息
Mod Healthc. 1992 Nov 23;22(47):cover, 35-6, 40-2, 46-8.
PMID:10122225
Abstract
Responses to Modern Healthcare's fourth annual survey of hospital executives on key information systems issues demonstrated some confusion about many of the new clinical information system products. In many cases, they aren't yet commercially viable. Hospitals can't justify the sometimes steep costs. And opinions are divided about what the systems should do and how they should do it.
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