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PubMed1988

A new definition for integration. Part I.

As information professionals, our challenge is to coordinate specialized resources from multiple entities. By transparently integrating the technical processes, users will be able to focus on the management purposes of their systems rather than how their information is obtained and manipulated.

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PubMed1988

Integrating distributed data processing.

The abundance and sophistication of technology can lead to solutions before a problem is understood. To maintain a proper focus on problem-solving, the second part of this series explains that we must be willing to rethink and redefine existing problems.

Computer Systems↗
PubMed1988

Developing cost-efficient information systems for small hospitals.

It has been said that the small hospital cannot afford or easily maintain the information systems needed for efficient management. However, Northern Dutchess Hospital, a small institution located in Rhinebeck N.Y., has developed a cost-efficient and effective case-based information system that adequately handles their management needs. By using existing hardware and integrating software that could be easily inter-connected, the hospital created a basic system design without the need for huge financial and personnel investments.

Computer Systems↗