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Bar coding. An effective productivity concept.

H L Addams·L Bracci·F C Overfelt
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Bar coding is becoming a major contributor to the information revolution taking place in the health-care industry. Besides improving nursing productivity, bar coding can improve the quality of documentation and enhance the manner in which staffing requirements are identified and patient classification information gathered.

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H L Addams, L Bracci, F C Overfelt. 1991. Bar coding. An effective productivity concept.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1919775/

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