Titlebook: Medical Informatics Europe 85; Proceedings, Helsink F. H. Roger,P. Gr?nroos,R. O’Moore Conference proceedings 1985 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Integration by Distribution — A Contradiction or an Evolutionary Methodology to Develop Multi-Functiand to improve the flow of information within and between the respective organizations. Historically the application of electronic data processing (DP) tended first — for technical and economical reasons towards a centralization of the computing resources yielding in centralized IS. During the last

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Imagis: A Relation Between PACS and HISe advantage of a relation with a HIS (Hospital Information System)..It is emphasized that use of HIS-data on patient and image data flow can assist in improving the management of images in a multilevel storage structure. Moreover the presentation of HIS-data may increase the value of PACS multimodal

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Application of PC’s in Combination with an Integrated HISwith up to 400 non-intelligent terminals are being used. This paper goes (in general) into the possibilities of connecting PC’s instead of common terminals to a HIS, and into the use of PC’s in combination with the HIS. Consequences, pros and cons are discussed. Our plans for the future are briefly

翅膀拍動

An Approach to the Development of a Complex Information System for the Wroc?aw Province Hospitalblems and developed on various home and imported hardware. This way is not preferable for a country in a down economy period and in 1984 a project was initiated for development of a reproducible complex information system which should constitute a sound basis for a global Health Service Information

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Users’ Role in Development and Implementation of a Patient Information System within Helsinki UniverUGH is owned by municipalities of Uusimaa Province and the University of Helsinki. It is a teaching and research hospital and the population of its catchment area is 1.3 million. The largest groups of departments are Meilahti Hospital with 800 beds and 110000 out-patient visits a year, the Departmen

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