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Integrating patient-focused information systems in an open-architecture environment.
Comput Healthc. 1991 Oct; 12(10):38-40, 42.CH

Abstract

The healthcare industry is beginning to realize that its services and information systems need to be customer-centered. The author contends that not only is the patient a primary customer of the healthcare provider, but the patient's physician, employer and insurerer are also "customers" who need patient-related information. These interrelationships demand integration.

Authors

Jacobsen TJ
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MeSH

Hospital Information SystemsHospital-Patient RelationsHumansInterdepartmental RelationsMedical Records Systems, ComputerizedPatient SatisfactionPatients' RoomsPlanning TechniquesUnited States

Pub Type(s)

Journal Article

Language

eng

PubMed ID

10115969

Citation

Jacobsen, T J.. "Integrating Patient-focused Information Systems in an Open-architecture Environment." Computers in Healthcare, vol. 12, no. 10, 1991, pp. 38-40, 42.
Jacobsen TJ. Integrating patient-focused information systems in an open-architecture environment. Comput Healthc. 1991;12(10):38-40, 42.
Jacobsen, T. J. (1991). Integrating patient-focused information systems in an open-architecture environment. Computers in Healthcare, 12(10), 38-40, 42.
Jacobsen TJ. Integrating Patient-focused Information Systems in an Open-architecture Environment. Comput Healthc. 1991;12(10):38-40, 42. PubMed PMID: 10115969.
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