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Systems analysis of computerized EKG processing center.

Abstract

A functional description of a computerized system for analysis of electrocardiograms (EKGs) is presented. Although it is recognized that the diagnostic accuracy of the program is the critical parameter in determining system acceptance, other system features such as quality control, turn around time and cost are shown to be of high importance. A digital simulation of alternative configurations for on-line data acquisition is presented. The simulation predicts the system throughout and wait times in different phases of a telephone EKG transmission for combinations of interfaces, telephone lines and acquisition procedures. These results should be helpful in selecting the appropriate configuration for each special situation.

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M Ariet, L Crevasse, T Kennedy. 1976. Systems analysis of computerized EKG processing center.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0022-0736(76)80012-x

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