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The graphical user interface.

L Swadner
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The systems are getting better, but they are not perfect yet. With physicians, health information managers, nurses, and software engineers working together to more accurately define what these systems can do, should do, and will do, better and even more elegant GUIs will be developed.

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L Swadner. 1995. The graphical user interface.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10140615/

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