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PubMed1993

Healthcare DIPs into optical.

The number of document imaging systems installed in healthcare facilities will approach 100 in 1993, according to a results of a recent study conducted by International Data Corp., Framington, Mass. That number represents an annual growth rate of 125 percent, up from a mere nine systems--valued at $4.85 million--installed in 1990. This robust growth rate is expected to moderate to 42 percent annually, to 189 systems worth $48.7 million, by 1995.

Hospital Information Systems↗
PubMed1993

Health information department reorganization resulting from the implementation of optical imaging.

Our experience clearly demonstrates that transitional periods which include significant change can be very difficult. Nonetheless, we have described our organizational issues not to discourage, but to educate our readers. We are confident that the staffing changes, departmental reorganization, and other changes generated by the imaging system will have a positive impact on everyone. The institution will enjoy improved customer service and enhanced patient care.

Hospital Bed Capacity, 500 and over↗
PubMed1992

The legal issues.

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Liability, Legal↗
PubMed1993

Optical imaging the "Right" way.

Optical imaging systems can help lead the way to the computer-based patient record. This article addresses several security clearance issues that these systems raise and tells how one facility responded to them.

Computer Security↗