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PubMed2004

Eradicate enrollment?

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Efficiency, Organizational↗
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A balancing act: managing your personal and professional life--Part II.

Managing your personal and professional life is a lifelong balancing act due to situations that arise in the course of expected and unexpected normal life events. Identifying and dealing with these issues in your own life will likely make you a stronger leader in the eyes of your employees who often struggle with similar issues. Acknowledging these struggles among your employees can help create community in work teams, which ultimately translates into retention. Advocating for work life policies in your organization will transform personal compassion into organizational culture and, ultimately, into corporate policy.

Humans↗
PubMed2004

[A scheme for solution of hospital's data backup system].

In this paper, the implementation scheme for a hospital's data backup and recovery is introduced. It analyzes the goal of system design: to build a centralized, policy-based administration, automatic and high efficient data backup system.

Hospital Information Systems↗
PubMed2004

The impact of automation on organizational changes in a community hospital clinical microbiology laboratory.

The diagnosis of infectious diseases and the role of the microbiology laboratory are currently undergoing a process of change. The need for overall efficiency in providing results is now given the same importance as accuracy. This means that laboratories must be able to produce quality results in less time with the capacity to interpret the results clinically. To improve the clinical impact of microbiology results, the new challenge facing the microbiologist has become one of process management instead of pure analysis. A proper project management process designed to improve workflow, reduce analytical time, and provide the same high quality results without losing valuable time treating the patient, has become essential. Our objective was to study the impact of introducing automation and computerization into the microbiology laboratory, and the reorganization of the laboratory workflow, i.e. scheduling personnel to work shifts covering both the entire day and the entire week. In our laboratory, the introduction of automation and computerization, as well as the reorganization of personnel, thus the workflow itself, has resulted in an improvement in response time and greater efficiency in diagnostic procedures.

Automation↗
PubMed1992

Time is money.

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Efficiency↗