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PubMed1998

Payoff in the pacific.

Asia Pacific economies are struggling to cope with the past year's series of financial catastrophies and regain the market stature and confidence they once enjoyed. Despite the turmoil, all industries including healthcare continue to demonstrate their commitment toward privatization and modernization through technology. Advances in healthcare IT in the Asia Pacific region are narrowing the differences in healthcare between East and West. Is the information age speeding healthcare toward a global standard?

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PubMed1998

Racing toward client-server solutions.

If mainframe computing is like driving a reliable sedan, some experts say client-server computing is like driving a fast, maneuverable sports car. But until you understand and fine-tune a client-server system, performance can be disappointing.

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PubMed1998

Lives and livelihoods on the line.

Linking telephone and computer technologies to deliver information can help a health care organization accomplish strategic business goals: better customer service and bottom line.

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PubMed1998

Information technology: opening the box.

If you thought managed care was a tough nut to crack, wait until you have to start making decisions about your organization's information technology (IT). Information systems are complex and expensive, they can take years to implement, and, once installed, they need costly and regular upgrades. But for a contemporary clinical organization to function, this technology is as essential as power and water. For many years, information technology was seen as a black box, impenetrable and beyond real understanding. If done with knowledge and care, however, cracking the box opens up possibilities, not ruin.

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