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UNIX based client/server hospital information system.

S Nakamura·K Sakurai·M Uchiyama·Y Yoshii·N Tachibana
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SMILE (St. Luke's Medical Center Information Linkage Environment) is a HIS which is a client/server system using a UNIX workstation under an open network, LAN(FDDI&10BASE-T). It provides a multivendor environment, high performance with low cost and a user-friendly GUI. However, the client/server architecture with a UNIX workstation does not have the same OLTP environment (ex. TP monor) as the mainframe. So, our system problems and the steps used to solve them were reviewed. Several points that are necessary for a client/server system with a UNIX workstation in the future are presented.

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S Nakamura, K Sakurai, M Uchiyama, Y Yoshii, N Tachibana. 1995. UNIX based client/server hospital information system.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8591208/

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