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Guidelines for implementing HL7.

D Carlson
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There is no magic HL7 software that connects and transfers data between hospital systems. Successful implementation of an HL7 interface depends not only on the software, but, more importantly, it demands close communication between the System Integrator and the vendors, and careful management of the interface process.

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D Carlson. 1990. Guidelines for implementing HL7.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10120696/

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