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Bedside technology: seven keys to success.

C J Bolster·D Herring
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Bedside technology offers a unique opportunity to enhance patient care and improve labor resource utilization. Achieving success with bedside technology in this environment is a difficult proposition with considerable risk. Based on the experience of the authors, there are seven keys to success which reduce the risk and drive the long-term usefulness of bedside technology.

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Decision Making, OrganizationalHospital Information SystemsHumansNursing Service, HospitalPatients' RoomsPlanning TechniquesPurchasing, HospitalTechnology Assessment, BiomedicalUnited StatesJournal Article

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C J Bolster, D Herring. 1991. Bedside technology: seven keys to success.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1817702/

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