PubMed · 8177299
[Computerization in intensive care].
Abstract
Computers already constitute an integral part of intensive care units as almost all pieces of sophisticated equipment in intensive care contain a computerized component. However, a marked lack of computerization exists with regard to data collection, data analysis and in teaching support systems. This article presents a summary of the advantages of computerization of data in intensive care and cautions on possible pitfalls in the choice of equipment and in its implementation.
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L Roux, M Viljoen, J P Pretorius. 1994. [Computerization in intensive care].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8177299/
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