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Using Intranet Technology in the ICU.

S A Conrad·Y Rensink
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Current information management tends to focus on patient information, although non-patient-derived information is equally important in the delivery of health care. Intranets, based on technologies derived from the global Internet and the World Wide Web, are a viable means to strategically bring nonclinical information to the point of care.

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S A Conrad, Y Rensink. 1997. Using Intranet Technology in the ICU.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9325934/

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