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PubMed1998

Digital Rx.

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Clinical Pharmacy Information Systems↗
PubMed1998

HIMSS/IBM survey: staffing top priority.

Finding qualified IT staff members and integrating multivendor systems are this year's main challenges. Voice recognition, wireless information appliances and Web-enabled applications are the top new technologies.

Budgets↗
PubMed1998

How to use the Internet.

The Internet is the fastest growing new information service, but it is still an unknown territory to many production and inventory control (PIC) managers. It should not be, and by reading this article they can get a rough idea what it is, how to use it, why it should be used, and where to start.

Computer Communication Networks↗
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Client-server technology for merging practices.

Mergers, acquisitions and multiple care sites have made day-to-day management of information a logistical nightmare for medical group managers. As medical groups consolidate, each care site, typically, joins the new organization using stand-alone billing, accounting and scheduling packages. These legacy systems offer no automated way to transfer information between care sites and a central office. Rather than replacing established operating systems, medical group managers can use rules-based, decision support software and host-based, or client/server, technology. This type of connectivity allows medical groups to collect, process and redistribute key information.

Benchmarking↗
PubMed1997

Health Cards '97.

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Computer Communication Networks↗