Trends in Clinical Information Systems Technology
Staff Reporters
Recently, iMBA Inc www.MedicalBusinessAdvisors.com and the Executive-Post participated in a Healthcare Informatics survey on nursing clinical information systems [CIS].
The top five CIS functions were:
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Electronic documentation
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PACS
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EMR/EHRs
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Automated alerts
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Cross-continuum patient records
Assessment
The following link has a summary of white-paper results from that survey
http://survey.opinionresearch.com/surveys/J35584NOV2007/First_Look.pdf
Conclusion
You thoughts and comments are appreciated.
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