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1997 buyer's guide.

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Provider 1997 corporate profiles.

As the long term care industry seeks out new products, new solutions, and new ways of providing quality care, it is important for long term care providers to know more about the companies they do business with. The following corporate profiles showcase information about leading companies in the long term health care industry. Some of the areas highlighted include: mission of company, history, product lines, support services. We hope you will find this information useful when making purchasing decisions, and we're confident you'll keep this issue of Provider as a handy reference guide. The information in the following corporate profiles was supplied by the companies. Neither Provider magazine nor the American Health Care Association endorses the products and services listed in this section. Provider magazine and the American Health Care Association disclaim any and all liability related to or arising from the information contained in the profiles.

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Nursing systems '97. Time for new thinking.

The nursing information systems challenge in 1997 is to identify and implement technology and information systems solutions that provide more breadth, depth, flexibility and standardization than ever before, and at a faster pace. To meet the challenge we need more than application checklists. We need to challenge the old approaches to defining needs, implementing systems and training users. Nurses must be educated, involved and accountable for the integration of systems into the patient care process. It's time for new thinking; it's time to ask why we are doing things the same way we did them 20 years ago when everything else about healthcare has changed.

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Internet. For sale.

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Resource guide addendum--1997.

The following is an addendum to the 1997 Healthcare Informatics Resource Guide in our December 1996 issue. The companies listed below made a special effort to inform us of their absence from the original Resource Guide. As a service to the companies and our readers alike, we are publishing company information as it would have appeared in the 1997 Resource Guide.

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