Titlebook: Aspects of the Computer-based Patient Record; Marion J. Ball (Associate Vice President),Morris F Book 19921st edition Springer-Verlag New

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Optimum structure design for control,In the context of the computer-based patient record (CPR) system, workstations are terminals or microcomputers that are used by providers in performing the tasks associated with charting and care giving. They may be located at the patient’s bedside, at a nursing station or clinical workroom, or at the professional’s office.

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Inverse dynamics sliding control,Our purpose in this chapter is to describe selected requirements for a health care professional’s workstation (PWS). We focus on the use of a PWS as an intelligent intermediary between a provider and an integrated hospital information system (HIS).

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Clinicians’ Needs for Office Computer-based Patient RecordsMy charge is to discuss what physicians in office settings

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Nurses’ Needs for Computer-based Patient RecordsThe system must fully accommodate the range and complexity of clinical nursing data.

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Hospital Administrators’ Needs for Computer-based Patient RecordsThe first part of this chapter outlines the needs of hospital administrators for computer-based patient records (CPRs) in five key areas:

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Database Systems for Computer-based Patient RecordsDatabase management systems have evolved and will continue to evolve. Major problems with existing database management systems include:

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The Health Care Professional’s Workstation: Its Functional Components and User ImpactOur purpose in this chapter is to describe selected requirements for a health care professional’s workstation (PWS). We focus on the use of a PWS as an intelligent intermediary between a provider and an integrated hospital information system (HIS).