Ginsburg D A, Caretta W
Healthc Financ Manage. 1986 Jun;40(6):58-62.
Hospitals are now considering replacing their present patient accounting systems. But to do so, many issues and questions must be raised, including, how to evaluate a new system and when to replace an existing one. When considering a new financial system, a checklist addressing the hospital's own requirements, conditions, and objectives can be a helpful guide. In fact, development of such a checklist should be considered a major part of the planning process, forcing the hospital to consider all its needs and requirements apart from a specific vendor's system.