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PubMed1997

Claims in cyberspace.

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Computer Communication Networks↗
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Two steps forward, one step back.

Participants at a community health information network in Glens Falls, N.Y., have come face-to-face with obstacles that could have meant the end to this rural health network that the New York Department of Health and the John A. Hartford Foundation helped launch more than two years ago. Instead, John Laliberte, Glens Falls Hospital's director of information systems, and the rest of the IS team are recovering from some setbacks and preparing to increase the CHIN's capabilities.

Community Networks↗
PubMed1997

Patient assessment systems using the World Wide Web.

Of the major issues in developing a Web patient assessment system, I have emphasized two main points. First, the World Wide Web can provide substantial leverage in the development of online patient assessment systems. Second, although the existence of Internet technologies does not alter the need to resolve issues that preceded their arrival, current trends suggest that in the home and the office, patient assessment systems will increasingly employ Internet technologies.

Computer Communication Networks↗
PubMed1997

The battle between Unix and Windows NT.

For more than a decade, Unix has been the dominant back-end operating system in health care. But that prominent position is being challenged by Windows NT, touted by its developer, Microsoft Corp., as the operating system of the future. CIOs and others are attempting to figure out which system is the best choice in the long run.

Administrative Personnel↗
PubMed1997

Web-based records spin closer to reality.

Primary goals are to enable practitioners to use the Web to manage computer-based patient records, facilitating input and updating, not just retrieval and review. Early adopters are tackling a host of complex technical and operational issues.

Computer Communication Networks↗
PubMed1997

Intranet!!

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Computer Communication Networks↗