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PubMed1995

CHIN building, step one: create a consensus.

The Big Three automakers long have wanted Michigan health care providers to give them outcomes data so the care companies could gauge the cost-effectiveness of the care their workers get in the Detroit area. At first, the car companies saw the fledgling Michigan Health Management Information System as the way to finally get the data they've wanted. Eventually, though, after long discussions with other network participants, the carmakers opted to scale back expectations, agreeing that the network should focus first on moving administrative transactions between health care purchasers, payers and providers.

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PubMed1995

Assessing the role of the Blues plans' all-payer clearinghouses.

A growing number of the nation's 67 Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans, many of which are dominant health insurers in their markets, are attempting to expand their electronic health care transactions business. At least a dozen plans have created claims clearinghouses designed to handle claims and other electronic transactions destined for any payer.

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PubMed1995

Expert systems in the health administration curriculum.

With the growing use of computers and on-line hospital information systems, a need exists for health care managers trained in computing and computer applications. This article reviews the advances in health care computing and reports on the design and implementation of a new course in a specific computer application, known as expert systems, in a health administration curriculum. The specific course framework is described and several student projects are presented and discussed.

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Description of the computer-based patient record and computer-based patient record system. CPRI Work Group on CPR Description.

Computer-based patient records and computer-based patient record systems support health care effectiveness and efficiency with appropriate safeguards for confidentiality. Achieving a health information infrastructure with computer-based patient records supported by fully integrated computer-based patient record systems is obviously a process of incremental steps. However, CPRI believes significant benefits in health care delivery are certain to be realized over the full course of this process.

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