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12 steps to EDI's (electronic data interchange) full advantages.

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Only 50 hospitals in the United States are fully EDI-capable; the rest miss out on many benefits. Here's how to claim some of those benefits for your own health care facility. Plus, how bar codes have changed one hospital's way of doing business.

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Computer Communication NetworksElectronic Data ProcessingHospital Information SystemsMaterials Management, HospitalNorth DakotaPlanning TechniquesUnited StatesJournal Article

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1993. 12 steps to EDI's (electronic data interchange) full advantages.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10126403/

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