Computerizing large integrated health networks : the VA success /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Springer,
[1997]
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| Series: | Computers in health care (New York, N.Y.)
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| Online Access: | Connect to the full text of this electronic book |
Table of Contents:
- Creating a Robust Multi-Facility System
- The Value of Information in a Multi-Facility System
- Information and the Integration of Services
- The Role of Systems at the Facility and Network Level
- Moving to a Network Focus
- Designing Delivery Systems for Quality Care
- The Organizational Impact Informatics
- Conceptual Integrity in System Design
- Infrastructure and Tools for Flexibility
- Supporting Systems After Installation
- Open Structures for Multiple Sites
- Security and Confidentiality
- Integrating Clinical Systems
- Decision Support
- Meeting Clinical Needs
- Nursing Use of Systems
- Systems in Medicine
- Surgical Systems
- Developing the Problem List
- Using Data for Quality Assurance
- Anesthesiology Systems
- Using Clinical Systems in Another Public
- Environment
- International Installations Using the VA System
- Structuring Databases for Data Sharing
- Relating Data Structure to Clinical Needs
- Capturing Data in Ambulatory Care Settings
- UMLS and Linkages to Medical Knowledge
- Collaborating for Integration
- Hybrid Open Systems Technology (HOST)
- Telemedicine Initiatives at the VA
- Telemedicine Systems
- Teleimaging and PACS
- Telehealth for the Consumer.