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A computerized database will serve a practice well if physicians and staff make their expectations and needs explicit, establish clear database specifications, and use those specifications as the basis for selecting appropriate data management software and computer hardware. Any computerized database management system introduced into a practice should be thoroughly documented, and the process of implementing the system should be planned in advance. Finally, because a practice's information-related needs, expectations, and capabilities change over time, database usage should be reviewed and refined regularly.
如果医生和工作人员明确表达他们的期望和需求，制定清晰的数据库规范，并将这些规范作为选择合适的数据管理软件和计算机硬件的基础，那么计算机化数据库将很好地服务于医疗实践。引入医疗实践的任何计算机化数据库管理系统都应进行全面记录，并且应提前规划系统的实施过程。最后，由于医疗实践的信息相关需求、期望和能力会随时间变化，因此应定期审查和完善数据库的使用情况。
