PubMed · 10185886
Pioneering health care organizations are saving money and gaining greater control of their networks by trading their PCs in for thin clients. But the devices are far from pervasive in health care.
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D Balaban. 1998. Network computing.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10185886/
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"Medical Monitoring" is a software produced for everyday medical practice in order to document data of history, physical and functional status, interventions and outcomes. The electronic patient record has been developed for research purpose within a network of hospitals and primary care physicians specialized in integrative medicine. It should help to realize a comprehensive documentation-system for long-term observations of patients concerning effectiveness, cost, risk and safety. Important components of the program are: a) health record for routine documentation in medicine and nursing b) tools for formal assessment in special indications c) user-support in service and decision-making d) user-support for advising and teaching patients in self-treatment and lifestyle-techniques e) archive-function for diverse findings f) tools for quality assurance g) tools for reimbursement and billing.
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