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Using the nursing process to implement a Y2K computer application.

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Because of the coming year 2000, the need was assessed to upgrade the order entry system at many hospitals. At Somerset Medical Center, a training team divided the transition into phases and used a modified version of the nursing process to implement the new program. The entire process required fewer than 6 months and was relatively problem-free. This successful transition was aided by the nursing process, training team, and innovative educational techniques.

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C F Hobbs, T T Hardinge. Using the nursing process to implement a Y2K computer application.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00124645-200009000-00008

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